Everything depends on the HOA and what they will allow as far as amount of rentals (within the complex) and the type of rental (LTR, MTR, STR).

Most other states allow you to look up who the owners are of said LLC.

Rarely covered in the version that's turned over, but important edits will set expectations, payment schedules, and includes specs/allowances.

My condo association is small and we do allow short term rentals so that is not an issue. 

@Jaron Walling Hi, i have been working at my families local restaurant since i was a kid. it pretty much doesnt operate smoothly without us being there but it is getting tiring and my parents who have been working these hours much longer than i (they are immigrants from albania hence why i also bust my ***) dont want to continue doing this forever. i also do some FB market flips and have an online store. i just hustle to do whats needed. i have low expenses so this has allowed me to save alot for investments. 

I've heard that community second are not allowed on a reno loan

As with all online revenue estimators, allow for room for error.

The architect got one fee, allowing one contractor to build one house, but in fact two builders build two houses.

By strategically acquiring and managing properties, I aim to create a portfolio that generates consistent income streams, allowing for long-term financial security and freedom.

Since Minnesota allows security deposits in the same account as rental income (as far as I’m aware), I’ll most likely just have one account per property.