A lot of the investing strategy that I see here tends to aim for immediate/ short-term gains.

Things I'm tossing around right now include:- HELOC the rental to get a couple duplexes in other markets - Sell the rental and use $$ to purchase duplexes- Do either of the above but aim for AirbnbsLong-term gain will be phase 2 of the investment strategy, but for now, the primary focus is cash flow!

-Now I'm stuck with a much lower purchasing power because of this, my supplemental rental income coming in at something much lower than my lender and I had originally anticipated-Some part of me is convinced that this rent schedule situation is not the correct way to go about this, I think it's unfair that if I make X amount of money on the entire property and I can prove it, it's still not being considered? 

I aim to close a 1st flip or buy and hold depending on price tag. 2022 seems to be repeating the growth record.

This will not fully answer your question but could supplement...

One common example is a doctor aiming to shield their assets in Colorado or Wyoming LLCs.I am not an attorney :)

I understand the current market cycle is unpredictable at the moment and that it likely won’t be corrected by the time I’m financially stable and ready to invest, however that is why I am currently considering wholesaling real estate for the chance to jump start my plan and take action as I can’t help but feel guilty for simply going to school ( I aim to be a medical laboratory scientist and eventually a director). 

We want to buy again this year and are aiming for Alexandria County because they are friendly to short term rentals. 

Me thinks this is not a good idea.Guide Section 4702.3 (freddiemac.com)United Wholesale Mortgage (UWM) CEO Mat Ishbia announced three initiatives for brokers at AIME Fuse on Saturday.

Allowing people to add adu’s though probably won’t do too much except for investors as most people don’t want renters on their propertyWhat should be done is more master planning around metro areas to incorporate more mixed use properties and review building heightsI was in Santa Barbara a few weeks ago which is beautiful but super expensive because of lack of housing - some very simple fixes but why would people want to fix it because it could impact there life’s and property values (the old NIMBY syndrome) chris actually in Portland its quite popular as ADUs and extreme high density is the law not exception and many put them in to supplement their incomes to encourarge ADUS in my city lake Oswego you can build an adu and not be charge permit fee's if the occupant is a direct family member.. if its a rental you pay all the fees  50k plus.