It is also cost prohibitive to continue to maintain the property in a tax deferred vehicle.We are planning to have a single LLC own all of the properties and my question is - if we do a cash out refinancing in order to fund the taxes associated with the distribution of the investment property, will the interest be deductible?

Another thing, if you're getting 10% down, that doesn't factor in closing costs and any other costs associated with financing (processing fee, underwriting fee, origination fee, appraisal fee, etc).

With the Orlando area have such a high saturation of vacation rentals, that drives down the nightly rates to a large degree.

Large apartment communities will have on-site staff, so I presume your target is 5 to 50 units.I would reach out to your local apartment association and local Real Estate Investing groups to find those people.

Even though these are "low maintenance" yards, the houses still have a lot of costs associated with them

Is graduate degree in the job type you work?

Condo quality unit in fantastic, well-managed condo association offers hardwood floors, updated kitchen w/ dishwasher/disposal, high ceilings, tons of natural light from 3 windows.

Basically, increasing your leverage means to take on more debt/loans.The BRRR method is usually associated with increased leverage, i.e. more loans. 

@Kevin Meyer you should look into a local LL association for networking and they may have the forms you need.

Hi All,I built a duplex in the district of columbia and had the title company set a condo association.