You must hold them in your personal name to get the financing, so beings your going to go through a transition at some point with the properties, you might as well set your self up in advance such that it gives you the most and best benefits. 

Hello, I'm currently working in sales and have been managing a few rental properties on the side for the last 10 years and it'd be great to get a job where I could learn more about the industry before transitioning to RE full time. 

In the meantime I'm educating myself as much as possible on real estate.I'm looking for property located close by one of the major transit lines for easy access to the courthouse downtown, and I may be doing my purchase as a partnership with a friend of mine.

She's considering house hacking here in NYC (or surrounding) but isn't sure whether she'd qualify and how long it might take to start as a transitioning US Citizen.

I'm just starting to investigate real estate investing, and as a frequent rider of NJ Transit, I'd think East Orange is a perfect place for investing. 

Move out is 6/30 and I'm hoping to have limited vacancy.A couple of comments and observations and several questions.Upon transition of the property to me, the tenants were extremely receptive to using cozy.co for online ACH payment.

"I'm not really sure of what questions to ask or what issues his living situation might raise, so I'd appreciate any insights the community can give me to understand the implications of both renting and selling in his situation"If you see this being a temporary living transition - renting may be a good transition until he can move back in.

His transition team reads like a who's who of K-Street lobbyists, conservative think tanks, and political insiders.  

This way if in the future you transition into a pure investor you will know how to manage a PM.

I was in a career transition during that time and I have missed the window for a 1031 exchange as nearly 3 months have passed.