Quote from @Brick Biermann: I don't have it any more, but I used to have a line of credit against some of my investments.

Here is the link to file, and there is a lot of other information here as well:https://www.fincen.gov/boiDeadline to file is Jan 1, 2025 for existing entities and within 90 days of filing a new entity.I registered a couple dozen entities a while back and once you have it down you can file in less than 2 minutes.  

Fortunately, with my job, I do have people there to discuss it with and learn from, but I am still excited to expand that knowledge base further than my immediate circle.On my personal real estate journey, I am currently under construction on a new-build triplex that I'll be house hacking.

If so, any tips for doing this for tems, contract, etc? 

If not, do that for six months and you will know exactly when you should jump from talking to others who did it.

It isn't that hard and once setup, you will do just fine.Some of what you listed is against the tax law I believe.

I'd look at when the next unit lease expires and you can either...Delay closing until it's expired and vacantGive them another offer that's less enticing to not deliver the unit vacantWhen it has to do with financing the playing field is pretty level, every buyer will be able to get more competitive with a vacant unit

Is that because your bank puts a hold in it once it is deposited? 

Don't you do it!!!!

I know you guys might not be authorized to give out legal advice but I figure it would be best to get opinions from those really doing it.