The plan is to cease the STR next year and switch to a MTR and thus, I would then report that property on Schedule E.My other property, which was also recently acquired, is already a MTR, and I would need to report it on Schedule E.So my question is: can I report one property on SCH E and the other on SCH C even though they are both owned by one LLC?

@Jordan NiemannNot legal adviceMy understanding is if the state the loan is in does not require a license then you would not require one.

Hey FredWe market year round STR on all the platforms (15+ total) and then also on Zillow and Furnished Finder to try to fill the slower months MTR.

The upstairs has a separate entrance, then 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living area and bathroom plus a door going out to a balcony from the kitchen.

As for overseas based investing, @Travis Watts has talked quite a bit about his experience of buying properties on his own then gradually transitioning over to syndication investing.

Having been a branch manager at a mortgage bank and then crossing over to Mortgage broker side, I can tell you a mortgage broker typically has significantly better rates than a mortgage bank.

In 3 years i can get a loan because then i have a job and show the bank that i receive x amount a month but now i am a little bit stuck. 

Quote from @Patrick Thomas Dickinson: I must have been tired because I definitely missed the mortgage vs rent part.Let's say you move to a rental and pay $3,000 a month, then you rent your primary home for $3,000 a month.

They acquired another management tool I was using, so I was then migrated automatically.

They wanted to start early, but then no, then they have stopped texting.