Reading them can help you understand the principles, strategies, and best practices involved in successful house hacking endeavors.

As an investor myself, I understand the importance of reliable income over the long term.

I understand the importance of time so i do not want to waste anyones time.

Specifically trying to understand the impact on Single Family Residential zoned in Sarasota County that was previously limited to greater than 30 day rentals and one rental within a 30 day period.

Remember, a good agreement makes a good deal better, but a bad agreement makes a good deal bad.Also, as @Dan Heuschele alluded to, if either of you performs any activities whatsoever while residents of California, the state of California's position is that you will have to register your LLC with the California Secretary of State (even if formed in Texas or some other jurisdiction), file the annual Form 568, and pay the annual $800 tax.Also, by forming an LLC in Texas, you may be subject to the Texas Franchise Tax.So really the only person who can answer the question of whether you need an LLC or some other entity/arrangement is a qualified attorney who thoroughly understands each partner's situation with respect to themselves and each other.If you need a reference to a good one, I have one. 

Very important to not only understand the rent control laws, but also the vacancy decontrol laws.

Your husband should review the plan documents or contact the plan administrator to understand the specific rules that apply to his 401(k) plan.Loan Limits: 401(k) loans are usually subject to certain limits, such as a maximum loan amount based on a percentage of the account balance or a set dollar amount.

The best I understand it commissions will no longer be displayed on the MLS and buyers representation agreements will be required along with a compensation disclosure that everyone signs showing what the buyers broker will make.Realtors aren't going anywhere as the home buying process is not simple and easy.

Unless you're talking about taking over title in 2025 under some sort of master lease agreement, she will be hit with capital gains tax regardless of what seller finance terms you come up with.I am not sure that is true if the seller uses the installment method as defined in the IRS publication https://www.irs.gov/publications/p537#en_US_2023_publink1000...The way that I understand it is if a seller uses the installment method only the portion paid of the capitol gains paid in any year are taxable as capital gains and can therefore be spread out over time.

Quote from @Nathan M kiefer: Quote from @Patricia Andriolo-Bull: Am I understanding that the current market value of the properties are over $1M each?