So, there's that, but I'm the type that likes to be prepared and would rather have a client list to present deals to and haven't had much time to build it.

The federal government could use it's special zoning-exempt status to build the housing we need quickly within existing cities. 

If they specialize in ADU's and making the most of smaller footprints that's for sure a plus. 

However, if short-term rentals are no longer allowed or become less viable, I’m prepared to switch to long-term rentals.Funding the entire construction at once is a challenge, so I'm exploring the best strategy.

However, the seller may guarantee the title themselves depending on the type of deed they provide (General Warranty, Special Warranty, or Quit Claim).

@Sven ZimmermannTo prepare for investing, define your investment strategy, research your market, understand financing options, network with experienced investors, and take next steps.

.- Shop around for lenders that specialize in owner-occupied multifamily properties.- Use tools like the BiggerPockets mortgage calculators to see how different interest rates and loan terms affect your cash flow.If you have more questions or need further guidance, feel free to ask Good luck with your duplex venture

From a tax perspective only, putting your property into an LLC may cause your tax preparation bill to go up due to new filing requirements for a single member LLC.

You just need to find the right insurance agent specialized in this kind of policies as the run of the mill policy is definitely not what you want for that purpose. 

Seems to me that for a time, everyone was able to make easy $$ from value-add, but many were not prepared for changing market conditions.