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AS long as you don't advertise in the public median send out blast e mails you can occasionally assign a contract without getting in trouble.. especially if you closing on a bunch.But is your scheme proves out you never bought anything you created a website and hold yourself out there as owning these property for worse assigning them.. then your clearly breaking the rules.Being a pilot your familiar with the regs.. you may find it enlightening to actually read the state real estate regs.PS.

Understand the time value of money E.

Really, if you are just buying a few residential rentals, check out how easy Schedule E is.

Keep us posted.Sincerely,E.

Too much is on the Personal side, Schedule A and creates the DTI ratio - - yes by all means manage that.The income property on Schedule E is a wash (debt is covered by receipts), carries net income back to the 1040, but does not contribute to the DTI - -So use as much OPM as you can get to preserve cash.

I'm able to put all of my rental income and expenses into Schedule E such that it matches all the various 1099 forms I receive.

@Mark S.You hit all the points.It won't show on credit for the most part (some lenders do report on credit), but when getting underwritten, the properties will be found on Schedule E whether in LLC or not.

You will still report all the income in 1040 under schedule E. 

@Randy E.