I like your take on planning and budgeting for cap-ex in the next 5 years, I'll have to incorporate that into my future analysis.

I'd love to hear the groups thoughts about this type of investment and any experience with condos that incorporate a basement dewelling Thank you, K

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PRO TIP:  With all the anti-STR activity, if the seller is the one creating/incorporating/organizing the HOA (or if the seller still has control of the HOA), have part of the deal include that both of your units be "guaranteed" to be able to be used as STRs (as long as municipal ordinances don't specifically forbid it). 

In that case, it sounds like you fall in peculiar situation if you don't have enough Roth IRA funds to process the purchased without incorporating a non-recourse loan.

Obviously that will be an expense that you will have to incorporate into what you can offer for the property. 

We'll be doing up agreements to discuss how to handle all the scenarios we can think of around the property, ranging from putting more money into it, picking tenants, to sale/divorce.This brings me to 2 questions1) Is it worth incorporating?

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The appeal of this deal starts to fade when incorporating flood insurance into my calculations.  

You do not need to be incorporated to take advantage of this.