In contrast, partial note investors invest in a portion of the loan’s yield, with no single investor holding a priority position over others.

Denise’s approach to passive investing in larger deals would also be a way to generate solid returns without the stress of direct ownership.If you’re looking for actionable next steps:Speak with a business broker to explore your options before selling / tapping into your equity.Talk to a lender to see what financing and leverage options exist.Look into syndications or passive investment opportunities like Denise suggested.Join local and online real estate groups to connect with people successfully executing these strategies.There’s no single “right” answer, but the key is making a decision that keeps your money working for you without locking you into another job.

I figure if the equity we have cash flows better than similar equity in a single family residence in Utah would, then we should consider this AITD as a serious option.

Single-gender homes are only for transitional housing (like soberliving houses, halfway houses, etc). 

Usually, a single-member LLC to avoid filing separate tax returns.

Personally I prefer single closing.

That is just not realistic.To illustrate this.. lets run this experiemtn.Imagine me giving 4000 people, that same list of 2000 contacts... what your claim then states... that pretty much 4000 people will all make a deal from 2000 leads.So 2 different people make a deal from ONE single house.So that too is proven wrong.So the way THEY told you that claim is completely wrong, and logically impossible.

I personally believe single family produces the best rents and appreciation.

Insurance is now a big factor in the expenses of investment properties, even here in Reno, NV there are areas that have had large increases for single and multifamily properties.

Probably not a lot of advantage to small MF vs single family so I would stay open to both.