Interest income from fix & flip loans is typically considered passive income and not subject to self-employment (SE) tax, but other fees like origination fees and loan servicing fees might be subject to SE tax, as they're seen as part of active business income.However, because you're operating through a partnership LLC, some accountants might interpret that income as ordinary income, which could be subject to SE tax.

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I imagine that will cost 15% of the properties value or alternatively 4 years of your $275 /m cash flow.

I can't speak for Kansas, but we help OOS investors build wealth and cashflow portfolios through value add real estate all the time in Birmingham AL. 

I think the market is great for low price point and subsequent cash flow.

If I invest a multifamily through a Roth IRA, will I still receive the same tax benefits as I would with personal cash when I file my tax return?

Is it required to go through a title company and put them on deed?

I'm assuming that you stopped actually screening people years ago since your experience is so "vast" and you have been through every situation imaginable.

That way we could either claim expenses as deductions or through depreciation, rather than just as an increase in basis for capital gains if it was our primary residence? 

I have done my research and feel confident the properties will still cash flow with Long Term Rental rates in the area, but will cash flow a much higher rate if the STR rates on the estimators are accurate.