Let me summarize your BP responses.  50% Yes, never do RE w/o it.  50% No, waste of time but be sure to get insurance as if no matter what route you chose you don't need insurance.I am in the camp of putting your properties in an LLC is a good thing. 

If you can get the company's match w/o that and can go straight t a Roth IRA, I suggest that you do that!

Maybe the market is such that he can find the buyer w/o having to work hard at all.

Lets look at typical cost to maintain a license.MLS - $1,000Realtor Association - $1,000E&O Insurance - $900Sentrilock/Suprakey Access - $3002 Lockbox Purchases - $400Licensing Fees - $200Continuing Education - $250Increase in Auto Insurance - $300Miscellaneous Brokerage Fees - $1000$3,000-$6,000 a year to maintain a license that the majority of people dont use really explains why 87% of people who get a real estate license do not have a license 3 years later. 

Next up for me will be integrating it with the Rent-o-Meter API for house hacking numbers.I'd love to get people's feedback on this.

Next up for me will be integrating it with the Rent-o-Meter API for house hacking numbers.

@Ethan O. in addition, most leases clearly have a provision stating that tenats are not allowed to sublet the property.

I’ve been using REITs in the market like STAQ and O.

Since it’s not a BRRRR I don’t know what else would be in it for him w/o CF and equity.

I won't record a lose for my part but I'm worried the bank will o ly look at what income I had that was taxable when considering the loan.