Since your financing is the same whether you’re an entity or an individual when you’re at 5+ unit properties I don’t think there’s any upside to holding in your personal name.

We've had an oversupply in housing the past 2 years or so and will probably continue for the next 1-2 years, but everything I'm seeing has shown next construction starts have dropped substantially in the past 1-2 years so good chance we have an undersupply again in about 2-4 years once everything still being completed does finish and gets leased up.

The issue I face is the guest house is fairly small but fine for a single individual.

Real estate is often a long-term game, and while there may be challenges along the way, the rewards can be substantial.

It's how you build substantial wealth.Shoot for properties in great locations that will appreciate over time and match it with a strategy that can make it cash flow (short term, mid term, rent by the room, mixed use, etc.)...or in the case of a live in flip, you fix up a place in a great location that will appreciate once renovated due to the property being a place where people with options want to live.

It's like trying to keep 13-year old brothers & sisters from fighting as they try to assert & explore their individuality & freedoms.

FHA are intended for individual borrowers.

I do tend to look at each situation individually and I do this based on my experience so it might be a little harder for someone new to do.

My Vrbo account manager sent me this today:There are substantial cancellation fees if you initiate a cancellation.May of this year they also listed a temporary 7-day suspension of your listing.They really really don't want you cancelling a booking.If something comes up try to get the guest cancel the reservation.

Also, equity in general (meaning high net worth individuals/families, hedge funds, institutional) are only going to back  experienced developers when it comes to an asset class as niche as data centers, especially since there are so many things that can go wrong: what if that submarket doesn't have a need for that use by the time you are entitled?