They will be proven successful investors from your area who meet up once a month to go over what works for them, what's aching them, and they're typically very willing to help new investors.

I would personally avoid something that restricts your rental use even if it is only 6 months because who knows when they decide to eliminate it all.

Eliminate debt, establish a budget, and save.

Their policy changes including price increases, charging for every little thing as an "add-on", complicated GUI and the lack of fixes of known problems (posted by their "community" on a Facebook Group), and super slow ACH deposits (which take 10+ days!)

Hey @Katie Williams just wanted to clarify a few things:We will take away a tenants ability to pay via ACH after 4 failed ACH payments.

Eliminating any possible benefit of the trust.

But for me the complexity of getting out of an S corp plus the cost of running one just didn't make sense when I could eliminate net income so many other ways and still get the pass through from disregarded or series LLCs. 

While the interest rate might be higher, you eliminate the risk of needing to refinance or sell later, making it a safer option if your goal is to hold the property long-term without any financial uncertainty.If maximizing cash flow now is a priority and you're comfortable managing the future refinancing risk, owner financing with a balloon could be the better choice.

Next as far as the clawback, it is what it is there's nothing you can do to eliminate it.

It seems like allowing it show on the buyers side would be eliminate issues of how to pay.