I have some money saved and would like to put that for downpayment and reviewing previous post I assume that getting a loan (mortgage) for a Series LLC will be even more difficult that for a regular LLC (which apparently is already tough).

I know the terms for investment loans are different and usually require around 20% down, but I'm assuming if I can qualify for a regular (owner occupied) loan, I could also qualify for a conventional investment loan?

@AJ SmithFHA is a govt backed program intended to promote home ownership for lower income and people w/ bad credit.Pros: slightly lower down payment, can qualify with lower credit score, generally better ratesCons: PMI forever, longer closing (45 days usually), may require small things like a broken window to be fixed for the bank to move forward with the loanConventionalPros: PMI only until LTV reaches roughly 80% (I think it's 78%?)

March 1 is around the corner renters should be signing a lease and fulfilling your regular requirements.

Love the tech, but sanitary napkins and Lego and everything else your tenants and their kids regularly flush won't compost too well.

Do i get CO, clean title and no tax dues like in a regular closing ?

Deliver valuable content to your past clients regularly.

There are regular monthly fees for being a part of a MLS as well as application fees for taking the test and getting your license. 

If a vacation/2nd home isn't your primary residence and you won't be visiting regularly since it has to be at least 40 miles away from your primary residence and it's preferred to be in another state, it makes perfect sense to have a 3rd party make sure the home stays in good condition and alerts you if anything happens like a busted water pipe or a tree falling on it during a storm.

Or check the events section from time to time to see regular groups might exist and you can inquire about a FB page or other communication platform.