Currently have no doors and want to practice some underwriting.

This is merely a general outline indicating that while multi-family homes (MFH) may seem promising on paper, their practicality might not always match up to expectations.1.)

Once you figure out the answers to these two questions, you can start to narrow down what markets make sense for you based on the FRED economic data: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/Pls, can you explain with a practical analogy, how someone can use the FRED economic data to streamline their decision pertaining to what markets will make sense.

I doubt that creditor protection laws apply to you, but it creates unnecessary tension with you and the tenants.Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

HiI live in the area that the new Los Angeles Rams practice facility is being built.

I live in San Diego and it's practically impossible to get a good ROI. 

Great question and I have been a practicing CPA for almost 25 years. 

In practice, it is all case by case.One of the first hurdles is the economic substance of the setup.

Disclaimer: While I’m an attorney licensed to practice in PA, I’m not your attorney.

That way you can bypass a bridge loan.I have borrowed $50k from my father to float some of the purchase of a Dental practice my wife owns...we simply pay into an account that we use to periodically pay him back lumps sums.