A couple million in general liability, which I bet you're carrying anyway on top of the LLC is all that is required.The TIC solution is elegant and once the exchange is completed you can always merge the entities into one since the ownership is the same.

I know Myrtle Beach, Scottsdale, and Pinehurst seem to be popular locations.

Running exit numbers for 70-75 is the safest bet.

You're best bet is to call a local multifamily broker.

Ocean lakes in Myrtle is probably your best bet. 350k may get you a 3/2 which will gross around 45k per year. 2-3 years ago you could pick up a 4/4 or 5/3 for that price so you may be priced out but there are a ton of condos for that price of 350k although I wouldn't buy a condo there we have two 4/4's but we stole them before pricing went crazy here in ocean lakes.if your diligent you can still find a deal but is much harder now 

It seems to be a combination of wholesale becoming more popular (and competitive so upwards pricing pressure) and with more investors in the market, wholesalers are stretching deals to maximize profit.

I sold 2-3 this month and just came up with it maybe a month ago it's our most popular floorplan. currently most are in columbus oh but Florida is so much interest it's easy to expand to and very little competition in the space. don't buy existing. 

Some popular options include Stowe, Killington, and Stratton in Vermont, as well as Sunday River and Sugarloaf in Maine.

SFR is probably the best bet for this group of buyers.

Strong Rental Market: Florida's year-round warm climate and tourist attractions make it a popular destination for renters, ensuring a steady demand for rental properties.2.