I do regulatory churn through workers, brokers, and others because they get greedy and don't want to work that hard.  

That being said, the regulatory and expense burden of selling a house makes the area unattractive to many. 

I think you may find that in high regulatory markets it can take a lot longer than 6 to 7 months to get to exit.   

The areas we are most confused about are the financing, and the logistics of doing this with the LLC while we live out of state (what addresses do we use, state tax, etc.).We have a decent understanding of how one buys a house and some of the regulatory stuff that comes with being a landlord (certificate of occupancy, etc.), but is there anything we should be especially aware of, or wary of?

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The other brokers I talk to say you have to get to 100 to 200 doors a year just to make about 60,000 after expenses.Yes PM companies get fees but have a ton of expenses and regulatory controls.

Neither seems quite right, which for me, is often just an intuitive feeling, but it drives me to generate other options.I know renting something is a long term passive income kind of goal - but are you even sure that you won't run into any regulatory headwinds in having the second house on your existing land? 

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This is the state regulatory agency and short of a judge at trial, they are the final authority in these matters.I specifically drilled down on the concept of "I'm not selling a property.