That would be no no from legal standpoint and migh also require to file a partnership return.

In the second example, the return is 9%, which is not a bad number in absolute terms.

For example, some term that somehow increases/guarantees my return? 

The will ask for your last two years tax returns, W-2's, most recent pay stubs and two months bank statements as well as statements of other assets you may own, as well as your credit score.  

Question is should my tax returns for my LLC file me as a dealer or investor?

They don't account for the time spent on the property which dramatically reduces the actual return.

In regards to Atlanta, yeah my thought is not so much the return I get (as long as I am over net $300 per month cashflow) but the experience in STR.

Am I able to deduct the home equity loan interest for 2018 federal tax return?

Also, keep in mind, when it comes to commercial, some (depending on the asset type) are sold as NNN leases which require very little maintenance and property management, but offer lower returns.

Returning to Bigger Pockets several years later after I first became a member, so it's like starting all over again.