I am new to the LLC world and will be transferring my first property to the newly formed LLC after acquiring my title insurance.

I am a former Residential Appraiser newly licensed as a agent.

This combination sure sounds like panic to me so I wouldn't be surprised to see newly acquired STRs coming up for sale in 2022 and early 2023.

The point here is that I agree, there are a lot of cases where the property owners bought, built and their ADU expense along with buying only got the SF of the newly built ADU; however, with the ADU increase over the last 5 years more and more owners/builders will be in the position to get the value they need and are looking for now.

I am a newly licensed realtor in Louisiana.

I am newly licensed last year and I am curious about the process other agents go through when buying property, the questions i have related to this are:Do you use the NAR contract or do most of you have an attorney written purchase agreement with addtional disclosures about being an agent?

Then when the current tenant moves out you can rent out the newly upgraded unit for a higher rate, move into the non-upgraded unit, and repeat the process over again.

I'm currently between Launch Control and Aloware.

I prefer not to get a newly renovated house to avoid the premium cost.

If the newly rented apartments increase your income and improve your DTI ratio, it may help you qualify.