I plan to use the LLC strategy on my 1-4 unit rehabs moving forward.A question for you pertaining to 5+ unit buildings.

One last thing that I forgot to mention, which I'm afraid will come to bite me in the *** and cause an audit is that when I sold the home, the closing agent had me sign something that clearly pertained to the qualifications of Section 121 (owned and resided for more than 2 of the past 5 years prior to sale), which I checked all the appropriate boxes that qualified me.... yet there was ONE box, that likely used the phrase, "Did you use any PORTION of the property for business or rental usage during the past 5 years?" 

Looks like you are crushing it in your market with professional advice for you clients, and I strive to do the same thing here.Curious - what drawbacks do you consider as it pertains to investing in ADU's vs small MF in St.

I know you said you prefer off market deals but the few times I've come across a post pertaining to them they seem to want cash buyers.

However, I can say with certainty the following as it pertains to Techvestor in real time in my market: Their properties are real and are OWNED by Techvestor.

Hi Ashley, fellow New Jerseyan here.I want to address a couple of your assumptions here, especially as they pertain to the CNJ/SNJ market:1) Rentals are in huge demand everywhere in NJ.

,I assume your question pertains to syndicated investments, like a DST (where investors need to be Accredited).  

I am retired and collecting a pension and access to 401k funds (1099-R income)...so I am wondering how all of the information I am hearing about tax benefits as it pertains to W2 incoming applies to my 1099-R income. 

My question didn't pertain to short-term rentals as I only lease on annual leases at this location.

.), pertains to a mortgage-style process and necessitates the initiation of a standard civil action within the state court.