Hi @Colby DorrisOur first complex is in Tennessee.

There is a somewhat complex, but powerful tax strategy unique to RE investors that expands upon the Mad Fientists roth conversion ladder. 1.

The particulars are a little but more complex, being Canadians investing in the US for the first time.

Navigating tax responsibilities can be complex, and one common area of confusion is whether private lenders should send Forms 1099-INT to investors and if investors should receive Forms 1098.

Hey Cody, I did this exact thing in 2019 when I bought my first apartment complex.

The experience isn't matching up here.Also, you would not want to put a trailer park or multifamily apartment complex right next to county magistrate building.

All that being said, there is enough complexity in the tax sale process that title insurers see these properties as too risky to insure without a quiet title.A local real estate attorney like @Sam Bagwell would probably have some good war stories.

To me, there's no comparison when it comes to complexity and required involvement between the two.

On my credit report was an apartment complex where I broke the lease but paid all early term fees.

Unit billing can become a bit complex, but will probably pay for itself easily in increased rent you can ask.