This is a COMPLICATED business to run at this scale. 

Financing is much more nuanced and often deal-specific, though it doesn’t have to be complicated or sophisticated.More importantly, you seem to have bought into the nonsense that “off-market” somehow means “good deal.”

They can get complicated from a tax perspective after your death so I would be sure to make your tax professional aware of the situation and make sure they get copies of the trust documents for planning purposes.

Steve If you are a newer investor, I would not complicate the process.

Putting property under an LLC complicates matters.

If you charge a per day rate it gets more complicated and you run the risk of potentially breaking laws in some places about late fees.

Yes @Michael Smythe I was planning on but I also have a small room in NYC (where I work) so the days I don’t want to drive I would stay here and go back to PA weekends but I spoke to a lender and said I would not qualify for that since it’s a bit far from my job and they might think I’m doing mortgage fraud it’s just complicated so she recommends just doing a conventional loan with 15-20% down payment and use it as an investment property Which at that point I’m not sure if it’s worth it.

Title search is a little complicated, but once you know the process, it is not that hard.

I understanding is the TN has some crazy rules and regulations that complicate this process. 

Also, you do not control it inside a syndication, it's decided by your syndicator.And there're several other complications we're not discussing here.