So there's arguably more value in that established customer base.  

As for tax strategy, definitely get a professional onboard for these capital ventures to analyze them with you.

Either of these strategies might yield you some more $$$$.

Access to utilities like water, electric, sewer, and internet plays a HUGE role in which strategy to choose.

you get stuck in the middle of the strategy? 

I would make one recommendation and that is to look up some smaller brokerages to see what other agents (or even their customers) have to say about them.

Hi Cole, Looking for a single family home with multifamily potential is a great strategy.

I understand the added risk with a 15 year fixed (always have an exit strategy) which I will have with cash reserve tucked away that will fund major repairs / emergencies if they come up.

Here are some of the key things to keep in mind when choosing an asset protection strategy for your rental properties:Your risk tolerance: If you are not very worried about being sued, you may not need the best level of protection.

When we do get a customer that wants to work with us, the builder tries to torpedo us at every turn.