it's just not something that gets you 'cash flow' for, probably, 5-10 years.on the other hand: house hacking is a great way to get started. 

I plan to put two duplexes on the property but with this high appraisal is there a smarter thing to do to pull that money out of it or just use it for better collateral for the construction loan most banks will lend on the transfer price within a seasoning period. we face the same issues for land entitlement and development.

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I learned many of my techniques from Brian Burke and The Hands-Off Investor.

I’ll sell to anyone with the down payment but most people don’t seem to have it.I guess I’m different in that regard I usually ask for 10% down.Every house I have sold in need of repairs they have fixed upI ask them how much they did it for or how they did it, their cost is 25%-50% my cost because they get the labor part for free from their community or themselvesThey are more community oriented than us white folk and really lend a hand to each otherI guess where this may be predatory is offering extremely low down payments which would also open up the buyer pool

Where I buy, which I think has some of the best price to income ratios out there I recommend a minimum of $185k cash on hand (for the DIYer) and $220k-$235k cash on hand for someone looking for a hands off approach.

No transfer tax should be involved (see Garn/StGermain) as opposed to an LLC transfer. 

If I were to create a LLC should I transfer the properties under the company name?

Maybe Evolve would allow you to transfer all bookings you currently have for a fee?

If you are still working there, you can ask the plan administrator if you qualify for an in-service transfer.