This can be a good way to leverage your down payment and investment acumen while still meeting lender requirements.In any case, it's wise to thoroughly research and understand the terms and risks associated with any loan before committing.

I understand that, but makes my situation a bit more difficult.

Partner with a Hard Money Lender who understand wholesale deals, and doesn't have a problem financing assignment fee's.

Hi All,I'm curious how current investors feel about SFH versus MFH, I understand SFH is not the best scaling factor for real estate investment, instead I was hoping to see if there is an argument FOR SFH over MFH?

I understand your logic related to the property not being in the LLC, but it still serve a purpose.   

I want to obtain the best understanding of a real estate investment business I can, so I greatly appreciate any information, and advice that is offered, thank you for your time.

Understanding the potential value of your property you can then start researching the potential for doing a HELOC & know how much you can pull out of the property to support the strategy of purchasing another home for either a flip or a rental4.

Then you sell your units and the tax liability is left behind with the reit, as I understand.  

I understand 100%.

While purchasing a home and renting rooms is nice- you learn absolutely nothing about evaluating an investment opportunity; vetting a potential partner, understanding what it takes to do a successful flip......