They are popular here because they allow for investment into real estate and other alternative assets instead of being restricted to stocks.

Additionally, if I were to investor-occupy as the sweat-equity, numbers-wise I would assume a duplex would be less attractive than a 3-4 unit property. 

@Pedro MoraisIt depends on the ownership structure of the LLC.sIf you are the owner of both LLC's, you can't directly make a contribution/distribution from one LLC to another.You can create a loan agreement between one LLC to another.The alternative is for one LLC(with the surplus) to make a distribution to its owner(you) and then make a contribution to the other LLC.If one LLC does own the other LLC, then yes, you can make contributions/distributions between eachother.

Here's what an attractive RV Park deal looks like to a lender: borrower experience, 30% liquidity from borrower, park location in an area not extremely rural, high value per unit.

You can do this type of deal with banks, alternative lenders, hard money, and private/family and friends.

Does anyone use a population/demographic formula in deciding what those numbers need to be to weigh in on ability to attract quality tenants?

Porta Potties attract homeless people on a construction site. 4.

If not you may need to use alternative foundations and septic.

I am out of state NY investor so it’s hard to make many trips but we want to narrow down communities /developments so we can target those -any developments or subdivisions you would recommend that you like especially for easy renting, Attracting good quality tenants and reasonable hoas either in Mount laurel or towns close by that also cash flow ?

Interested in what people see as attractive given the current environment.