The secrecy is not to your benefit, again, without info we have nothing to review and speak from. $3k per unit, for occupancy, not a chance.

Please report them as it benefits society at large.

I've been telling my new PM for several years now that I was willing to put money into fixing things up, give the tenants a stipend for painting or gardening or anything they wanted to do to make it their own (long term tenants, most stay several years at least), etc.

Perhaps for everyone else's benefit, also posting here: ..I am in Chicago.

I'm glad you are getting into the Cleveland market.I have clients running short term rentals in these areasEast side - University Circle, Shaker Heights, Cleveland HeightsWest side - Ohio City, Tremont, Edgewater, LakewoodHere is a recent article on a bill passed "House committee passes bill to block cities from regulating Airbnbs, other short-term rentals" https://ohiocapitaljournal.com/2022/05/11/house-committee-pa...

Yes you can do a cost segregation and offset your w2 income assuming that the newly constructed home is placed into service as a short term rental and you meet the requirements for participation 

If you want to have your own LLC for your own benefit or where every member is active, that is another story.Also agree with Chris that you should consult with an attorney.

However, you could try pushing again with the 900k (cash, DSCR, conventional etc) plus whatever terms/contingencies you want to add.

Given Asa's lawn care business, you might even consider properties with large yards that could benefit from his expertise.Network with Local Investors: Connecting with other investors in the Roseburg area can be incredibly valuable.

PP: 400KRehab: 50KARV: 600KHere is where I'm seeing the information -https://selling-guide.fanniemae.com/sel/b2-1.3-02/limited-ca...https://guide.freddiemac.com/app/guide/section/4301.4 @Mark Koontz   There is NOT a seasoning/waiting  period for rate/term (also called no cash out refinance.)