This is not for speculative investments based on capital gain but to benefit from rental income.

Many of her points are actually designed to stimulate the real estate industry, which could benefit investors (although cause some unintended consequences to boot).

With rehabs you can get to significantly lower purchase prices and typically the lender will just be looking for  a100k+ ARV so that you can refinance out of the loan once rehab is completed (100k as-is value is pretty standard for DSCR loans).With rehabs experience is the biggest factor to LTV and rate so partnering up with someone for the first one or first 3 will get you significantly better terms (working in the same area can also provide benefits in terms of LTV).

This way, they can continue to receive steady monthly income without the headaches and responsibilities of managing the property themselves.Of course, I always recommend sellers consult with their accountant to fully understand the tax benefits, but many I’ve worked with have found this to be an appealing option.

PP stays the same, Payment stays the same, Seller keeps tax benefits, and you can structure ammortization within the payment schedule.There are a bunch of older guys in Tampa that teach this kind of structuring.

The main reason is labor, and the cost to live around this area is not cheap, so skilled labor demands high wages and benefits. 

Would need to know a bit more to say for sure, but be sure to ask about those benefits you might qualify for.

Plus, you get the added benefit of appreciating property values in promising areas.It's always great to connect with fellow investors who appreciate the value of tried-and-true methods.

If I invest a multifamily through a Roth IRA, will I still receive the same tax benefits as I would with personal cash when I file my tax return?

By changing the name, you retain the benefits of your existing LLC, including the D&B account, bank account, and business credit card.