Doubt it makes a noticeable change long term. 

Here are some additional activities that count, toward real estate professional and material participation hours.Research market for real estate transaction opportunities; current office market rates; terms of financingMaking offer contracts for properties that you end up buyingNegotiation for acquisition of rental properties that you end up purchasing; including directing due diligence and managing financial projections/business plansObtaining financing for properties that you purchaseProperty inspectionsAdvertisingMeeting with Prospective Tenants/showing properties to prospective tenantsNegotiate, obtain, & review proposals and contracts with vendors (insurance, utilities, etc) for property servicesReview and Negotiate The Terms of Sale AgreementsStaging and Decorating3rd party contractor, vendor, or service provider supervision

Call your servicer to start the conversation, the terms are dictated by conventional loan guidelines so this will be what is applied:https://servicing-guide.fanniemae.com/svc/d1-1-01/evaluating...

Long term podcast listener but just started reading the forums! 

Through a quick google search I came across the term "Transfer on Death" (TOD).

We are looking to grow our flipping business this year as well get into holding properties as our long term wealth strategy.

Bought it with hard money and then refinanced in a long term DSCR loan.

We lent secured by a 20 unit mid term rental property.

Ensuring clear contractual terms and maintaining good communication will help protect your interests.If you have any further questions or need more specific advice, feel free to ask!

It's more of a longer term BRRR and a learning expirience for me.