For entity structuring for asset protection, I see most borrowers have the following structure: a Wyoming LLC owning an LLC in the state of the property.

They maybe forget, especially if they are out of state because they aren't walking by it every day, but it's a big deal for tenants that the landlord is investing in keeping the exterior looking nice.

Good Day,I've been looking into purchasing a ski house or condo that I would rent out for the popular seasons, in a popular ski area in Colorado (Avon, Aspen area, Breckenridge etc). I live abroad in Bermuda and I'm c...

We have funded tons of deals with real estate investors who live in that area as well as those who live out-of-state. 

For example, I have found some very affordably priced properties in NY (state), but after looking at the laws in that state, they have very linient tennant laws that can take several months plus an attorney to evict, therefore not only losing rent but costing to evict. 

Bryant that is very true, we are looking to operate under the states affordable housing guidelines in hopes of utilizing state funding so that's definitely a big one.

(He stated in the recently submitted payment that it was to apply to (B).)2.

As a beginner, you can learn a lot from your uncle with a few rentals in another state or a co-worker who's on their second house hack.

I currently invest out-of-state in Milwaukee but only LTR so far. 

I'm also part way through the state licensing exams for getting my own GC license.