Each has benefits and drawbacks and of of course you must know when to use one versus the other as they mostly serve entirely altogether different purposes. 

I could buy and hold a property, only draw back is it will take a little longer to pay back the funds.

But there are drawbacks too so it’s best to see what’s right for you and your family.

In essence, FHA is a great product but has its own drawbacks.

I don't see any significant benefit to holding income properties in an IRA and I see some significant potential drawbacks.

My wife and I make a combined household income of approximately $400,000 from our 9-5 jobs.I understand that certain tax benefits are eliminated or reduced after you cross higher ordinary income levels related to real...

That is important to understand VA loans aren't really a separate loan program they are conventional loans that the VA is insuring the lenders for (simplified description) and allow the lenders to loan higher LTV since they have insurance to help.I'd say the VA loan can be great but honestly they have some huge drawbacks mostly for the investment side of things since they are intended to only be for owner occupants.

The two options I've looked into-LLC or DBA- both appear to have some drawbacks.  

The only drawback I've heard of is when the ac shuts off around 2am during the summer months, the guest may need to get up to turn it back on.I'm sure as more and more split ac systems are installed the owners-managers will be wanting to dial in the use to reduce the electric use.

One drawback from BRRRR is you don't get the appraised value that you're projecting.