Same exact tax benefits with or without an LLC, as long as you're the only owner.

I'm a real estate investor currently focused on building my portfolio in Detroit.

This means investors are not only benefiting from rental income but also from long-term value growth as these areas develop further.With all these factors in mind, Indianapolis is quickly becoming a prime market for short-term rental investors.

If they are more of a part-time real estate/ property manager, maybe not.The reason is that a professional management company knows the eviction process in Florida much like they should know other real estate laws. 

I am looking to buy more properties but putting down 20-25% each time plus closing costs etc is a lot of money that I also want to allocate to other goals.I have heard partnerships are a strategy to leverage other people’s money to create deals that will benefit both sides depending on terms that are setup. 

I'm currently looking through my lease and will consult a real estate attorney.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Hello everyone, I'm new to this forum and new to real estate investing.

We have around 50k to start and we are not sure if we should use our money or should we use other peoples money as that is always what I hear about real estate investing.

The LTR unit's depreciation and losses would be considered passive and can only offset other passive income unless you qualify as a real estate professional.