Construction loans are a bit more complex and hard to get.

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Long-Term Rentals: While not ideal for short-term stays, focusing on traditional long-term rentals can provide stable income and avoid regulation complexities.

A Series LLC is a complex entity and is only available in certain states.

I live in central Oregon, a HIGH cost of living area...I live in a great apartment complex and rents are at least $500/mo lower than a typical mortgage here.I am thinking about buying an investment BEFORE my permanent residence to keep my monthly CF and savings high.What are the pros and cons?

This is a 6 unit complex with various lease terms in place with one tenant having a year lease.

Closet is currently used for storage.There is a coin-operated laundromat in walking distance that residents at this property as well as neighboring multi-family complexes use.

So, with it being highly complex with a long game aspect, most collapse or quit.

However, given the complexities, it's crucial to seek guidance from a real estate attorney familiar with Texas law.

I have a 6-unit complex (not in Detroit, MI) I am looking to pull cash out of.