Early investor builds portfolio adds units and complexity - Diversification and growth. 

Not to mention, if an individual investor was sitting on massive amounts of capital, they might choose to buy one 300-unit apartment complex instead of owning 300 SFRs that they each had to rehab, rent, and manage. 

I am in the military and have Florida state residency, but live in CA. I do not have to pay CA income taxes and can file as a Florida resident as long as I am in the military. I want to form an LLC in Delaware to cove...

However, I also see myself working somewhere that offers a live in apartment on the property (Apartment Complex PM or Residential Hall director for a college).

I spent time on the phone with the CA FTB and Employment Development Department, and am still struggling to find the right way forward with our complex circumstances. 

At first, we did not collect security deposits because we thought staying within Massachusetts laws, was more complex than it was worth.

They do exist in some cases where the complex is old and less than 30-day rentals is not expressly forbidden in the CC&R. 

I hope I can explain my dilemma properly. I'm involved with buying the first rental property for our daughter. She wasn't available for the process so I made the offer in my name. The offer is accepted and we have abo...

Others start with small MFH (e.g. 10 units), others jump right into 100+ unit complexes (not recommended for the faint of heart).

I closed on my first deal in September (Quadplex and a House) and am under contract now for an 8 unit apartment complex.