The advantage of keeping the loan in your name is that you were probably able to get conventional financing that you could not get within the LLC.

I have a property.1) lease was originally for a couple (man and woman)2) in May 2020, man took himself out of the lease (because woman was in an abusive relationship so she states and failed a restraining order against the man so man moved out)3) Woman took advantage of eviction moratorium and refused to pay me anything for 10 months onwards4) Woman no longer lives on my property at end of Jan 2021 because I finally managed to evict her end of Jan 20215) Now, I've been communicating with her and trying to get her to complete Covid Rental Assistance programs so I can recover the 10 months back rent without having to go through small claims court6) So far, I've been rejected in two programs (one of the program states that woman didn't provide enough proof / evidence)7) So right now, I'm looking into pursuing woman in small claims court in November8) She argues she has no money or anything and is living in a safe house and to protect her from her abuser, and that she's also homeless9) She states "I have no assets, no savings, and no income.

It seemed difficult enough for me that I moved to a good real estate market specifically to take advantage of being on the ground.

If you are a REP and therefore interested in this subject, there is a high likelihood we will be doing a cost segregation but always reserve the rights as managers to make the call in the end in the best interests of all investors.Assuming an LP is not a "real estate professional" what is the advantage to the cost segregation to that investor?

Also, you can buy a multi 2-4 unit for as little as 10% down versus Fannie/Freddie at 25% down, so advantage Non-QM. 3).

Your sphere and neighborhood are your competitive advantage to find deals.

With this in mind, I am thinking that the less-than-stellar cash on cash ROI might not be as important as long term benefits.And would a bigger down payment be advantageous or a detriment, since the lower monthly mortgage payment would come at the cost of tying up capital that could be invested elsewhere?

As I grow in the real estate space on the side (looking to get my first multi-family soon), Brandon and David's advice to "find your unfair advantage"  has resonated with me and I believe growing in the real estate accounting/tax space is mine, especially since I have the CPA designation that tends to allow for greater credibility. 

As I grow in the real estate space on the side (looking to get my first multi-family soon), Brandon and David's advice to "find your unfair advantage" has resonated with me and I believe growing in the real estate accounting/tax space is mine, especially since I have the CPA designation that tends to allow for greater credibility.

The advantage is the cash flow  the disadvantage is having someone living in your home.