Even if they do pay all the taxes, they don't get to use the benefits they are paying for (medicare, social security, etc.).

This way, the lender wouldn’t be triggered (since most allow transfers to a trust), but I'd still have the benefits of an LLC.Other options a.

Since I am strictly W-2, would it be smart to consider getting my LLC in order to protect my future investment properties, and while also reaping the tax benefits of having an LLC?""

You are adding costs and complications for no benefit at all.

Also, if you focus on the fundamentals of the real estate, particularly with SFH's the cash flow is truly secondary to other benefits.

.: Quote from @Caleb Brown: I am an agent so of course I get a benefit when a deal closes and I help a client but I have also seen the money and benefit real estate provides.

Considerations for Long-Term Tax Strategy: If your long-term STR status is uncertain, weigh the benefits of bonus depreciation against the potential downsides of depreciation recapture and passive loss limitations.

Obviously, it's not beneficial to every property/owner, but we do see many investors benefit from it.

They each have their benefits and challenges.

A cash-out refi has closing costs, and if you sell soon, you may not benefit enough to justify the expense.Also, remember that doing a VA cash-out refi will reset your loan terms, and you’ll still pay realtor fees if you sell.