@Christopher Dorsey At first glance this is waaaay too complicated, you will lose most sellers unless you do an awful lot of explaining and persuading face to face.Personally, I would cut this down to 2 offers plus the realtor route if you want something to compare against.

(Will likely require the entity to be an SPE, and a complicated structure is likely to raise legal costs.)In terms of the process, they will underwrite the new entity the same and typically require they be the “same or better” than the current borrower.

House hacking is a great way to start, but does come with its own complications in this state.

I believe we have a pretty complicated situation going on in UT county right now with pricing and appreciation.  

Real estate investing is not a complicated business. 

@Samantha SwensonI think this question is more complicated than many give it credit for but most on these boards are heavily invested and thus have their outlook which is not necessarily wrong but can be a little more on the positive side. 

Is investing into the States much more complicated than investing out of state?

Sorry.You probably need a GC to help you.It is a complicated process.

And for sure it will complicate your bookkeeping and accounting. 

As for the tenant being dramatic and not picking up, I’d like to point out that pregnancy is exhausting and pregnancy with complications is overwhelming beyond belief.