So, if you want to compartmentalize your assets into separate child series and limit your downside risk like the Series LLC, but not pay the $800 franchise tax, you can do that.

So if you're income is 50,000 and the 3 units rental income is 36000 annualized and your local AMI is 90,000 then you wont qualify because 80% of 90,000 is 72,000 and your combined rental and salary is 86,000 (example).This basically leaves you with the FHA owner occupied option to keep your min down payment low at 3.5% up to 4 units.The down side with FHA is the property (if 3-4 unit) will be subject to self sufficiency rules which states that 75% of the rents from all units at the property, even the owner occupied unit, must exceed the monthly mortgage payment or PITI (prin/int/taxes/ins).

The downside is you must register it as an exempt security. 

One downside to MTRs we found is it can take a long time to get superhost on Airbnb. 

The only downside I've experienced is when there was a fire in commerce city that floated the smoke all the way to Westminster. 

Any downside they if they dont sign a new lease they are living their without a expired lease?

The down side is that the lenders want 50% down. 

It's pretty convenient the only downside is if you use messenger a lot it can become a nuisance, because I believe the app works off of boolean logic that is tied to your notifications.. so you can't turn notifications off and have it still work.

I would consult with both an attorney and accountant, since setting up an LLC can sometimes create real tax implications for you.Here are downsides to an LLC:- Increased borrowing cost- Increased administrative burden- Increased setup costs- Increased banking costs, with higher minimum account balances- Increased insurance costsAdditionally, an LLC is not always going to keep you anonymous.  

You can elect aggregate them in order to combine the hours when filing taxes, but there are downsides to doing that.