I sold all my NPL's in NY and I felt such a relief.1 & 3 not so much as a surprise to me, a lot of training going on right now on that front so gurus raking in the cash. 

You want to either read your closing disclosures because it will state if you "Can" or "Cannot" switch the title vesting to an LLC.If you want to transition your primary into an investment property I would recommend using a Portfolio or DSCR program by doing a simple refinance either cash out or simple rate and term for intended use.

It is a cash only as is fix and flip.

In fact, you can even set your accountants up with temporary team member accounts (and set their permissions accordingly) so they can help you manage your tax filings each year.I know there's a lot of info out there, and it can be tough to separate fact from fiction, so I wanted to reach out and give you the scoop straight from the source.

I have been BRRRR-ing for over a decade and cash-out appraisals are always more conservative.

Cash flow varies unit to unit and seasonally, but is consistently a viable business model. 

If you've got a lot of cash, look for places where it's cheap to buy, there's a high demand for rentals, and the chance for growth.Good luck!

I currently house hack a duplex that I plan to cash out refi soon to repeat.

If you're buying in Denver, cash-flowing is tough.

Not so easyDisagreements happen - gotta be clear on who does whatActive participation required - not ideal for your hands-off friendsSyndicationProsLimited liability for your friends - they only risk what they investEasier to raise money from a bigger pool of investors - more cash for bigger deals!