My plan is to utilize the 5% down payment available through conventional loans.I would essentially mega-commute for the first year or two, working about 10-day stretches and then having equal time off, using my PTO strategically to gain more time off.

Landlord pays for utilities.

You can also sometimes call utility companies and get relevant information.

(We're both digital nomads, so we get to live and work from anywhere!)

Cold calling has been unfruitful as well, so I'll focus on digital leads for my next attempt. 

Do you have a desk set up for professionals traveling with partners and/or digital nomads?

Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions, keep utilizing the BP forums.

As of now thats not an issue for you, but if you plan on expanding your portfolio utilizing the LLC can open up more financing options for you down the road. 

They still target double digit cash on cash, 3X equity multiples, 18%-25%+ IRR, and potential for huge depreciation.

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