Below is a high-level view of what I learned about the three major tenant segments.Tenant Pool SegmentsWhile segment generalizations may not apply to any specific individual, generalizations are useful when evaluating segments because most members share common behaviors.

Most challenging piece is finding the owner or finding properties that are owned by individuals than companies.

Option B = $400,000 Purchase price with a $20,000/5% down payment, leaving you with less equity at the beginning, but $80,000 in cash reserves.In the event of a job loss or some other economic downturn, which option will enable you to continue making your payments?

You could also reach out to specific individuals you are interested in working with and let them know you have a deal you are looking to partner up on.

If each property is owner by individual llc's, then each one would need their own accounts.

Then I would be paying a similar price per month to what I am renting my apartment for now: $700.I think the only way I can make a property cash flow after I move out is by renting individual rooms.

An LLC can not get a conventional loan, only an individual can.

The LLP protects the members from each other, but they may still be individually liable (this is actually state specific.

I am zeroing in on potential markets based on my individual financial requirements, and I will be closing on my first property before September 1, 2021. 

Giving that up for an unknown seems more risky to me...Option 5 – You would need to be able to parcel the units out individually and your traditional lender may have an issue with this.Option 6 – Would $75k in profit fully pay off at least one of your first position notes?