If you loan doesn't allow taking title in an LLC consider closing in your name than using a Land Trust if a land trust is a viable option in your state. 

My coop charges a fee for renting out and not using as a primary residence.

Personally, I am tired of excel.For those with ~5-20 units, even better if mixed SFHs and apartments, still better if mixed self-managing and using a PM, would Quicken be sufficient for this?

I can see that not being too much of an issue if I plan on using Hard Money lenders and Private lenders but what if I am planning on using a conventional lender?

You are.Yes, it is possible to purchase a foreclosure using a loan.  

Given that you're not receiving any interest (or any benefit) from the appreciation until you sell, the most accurate way of measuring return would be using a compound return calculation (IRR).

I am looking at being a lead investor and bringing in passive investors as well as using bank financing.I own a property management company and this company would manage the property.The lender is willing to provide 85% financing and I need to bring in 15% down.I am looking at doing this by selling a few single family rentals and using a 1031 exchange to bring my portion of the down payment.  

If you are using a booking site like Trip Advisor or Airbnb, they have their own procedures to requested part of the security deposit back.

I purchased my home December 2021 using a VA loan, it’s a multifamily and the purchase price was $495,000.

What are the pros / cons to using a rental agency (Brown, Harris & Stevens) to list our first rental apartment in NYC?