That's new to me as I was on the understanding that the seller had to own the property for at least one year in order to do FHA.

So I will go from owning 3 properties, including my primary now, to owning 4 properties, 3 single family, and 1 4plex. 

In 2023, I converted the property into a rental.

Is it beneficial to create individual LLCs for each rental property?

They're not making more Land Park facing properties.

This is the trap of low ARV properties that I was discussing in a different forum the other day.

Are there other important considerations I should keep in mind with a short term rental property manager?

Hi Arthur, every property is unique.

Many sellers offer owner financing at high interest rates (often around 12%), but I’ve seen investors buy properties this way, hold them for a while, and then refinance with a bank to lock in a much lower interest rate.Here’s the strategy I’m considering, but I’d love to hear from those who’ve done it:Step 1: Purchase the Property with Owner FinancingFind a seller willing to finance the deal.Put down 10-20% and agree to a 12% interest rate for 5-10 years.Example: Buy a $55,000 property, put $5,500 down, and finance $49,500 at 12% interest.Monthly payment: $710.18.Rent out the property for $1,500/month while preparing for refinancing.Does this sound like how you guys structure your owner-financed deals?

Should I invest in a syndication instead of buy my own investment property?