The returns get more complex and more forms are required.

Pretty simple platform, but doesn't have much customization.You could also look into Appfolio, Rentvine, Doorloop and several others, but they cost more and are more complex to implement.We use Propertyware, which is extremely customizable, which is why we selected it, but comes with a long learning curve. 

We have spent about $500-$800 on attorney costs at closings depending on the complexity.

I'm maily interested in multifamily complexes and am asking what is the best strategy to acquiring them as a 26 year old female with brand new credit?

The reason you hear so much about WY LLCs is because of their anonymity and 'charging order' protections, but things get complex fast when you get into a WY LLC actively doing business in another state.

Here are some key reasons why many investors make this transition:Economies of ScaleIncreased Cash FlowRisk DiversificationProfessional Property ManagementEasier FinancingScalabilityProperty AppreciationTax BenefitsHowever, it's crucial for investors to thoroughly research and understand the unique challenges and considerations of commercial multifamily investing, such as market analysis, property management complexities, and potential regulatory issues.

The real estate investment world can seem complex, but it's not as daunting as it appears.

You want to work with a professional who will understand whether the rehab that you do would be required to be capitalized and depreciated over years or eligible to be expensed in the current year.Furthermore, you live in New Jersey which has one of the more complex tax laws in the country.

In Ohio, there is no distinction in licensure, so the commercial brokers that focus on retail, industrial, office, etc, and even large apartment complexes have the same exact license as the realtor repping buyers and sellers for single family homes.  

I sold 3 of these just in the last 45 days alone with very complex underwriting and it takes time to understand it but same strategy.