I noticed that Chase and Bank of America charge fees for wires unless you meet specific criteria.

One of my first questions is always - "what are your specific goals?"

I have a few friends who is very pro Ohio (Akron and Columbus specifically), but i ventured elsewhere.

Note: Short and succinct updates are provided on the https://fincen.gov/boi website but I like to get more context.

You have given the tenant many of your rights as an owner BUT only for a specific time period whereas a deed transfers rights permanently.  

There are also loans that are specifically designed for this type of property if there is enough work that needs done.  

While I haven’t invested in NYC specifically, I can share a bit of perspective: For a 3-year timeline, buying can make sense if you’re confident in the market’s appreciation and can find a condo with flexibility for renting it out later.

For anyone considering this, it’s probably worth consulting with a local land-use attorney or planner to navigate the specifics and make sure you’re maximizing the opportunity without running into red tape.

Are there specific advantages or potential pitfalls I should consider when structuring these activities through my LLC?

I don't get a lot of calls for Denton County, Tarrant County the list is online now at both the attorneys Perdue website, and Linebarger.If you have any other questions, just Email me.