Account ClosedThere’s no correct answer to this, just having a discussion.There are pros and cons points and counter-points to every perspective.It appears your preference for REITs is more about liquidity issues than vetting issues, which I understand.I would suggest illiquidity can be an advantage as it prevents investors from making sudden moves when times get bad.

I've heard that some might find issue to it later so go with a warranty deed so you have Title Insurance and maintain the quality of the chain of Title...I hope this helps. 

Cash flow issues go away and you're really just dealing with lenders to take advantage of the equity to fund more purchases. 

We are in our 3rd year operating an STR and have made money every year.There is plenty of money to be made running STRs, you need to understand the market, the deals, the local issues - just like any real estate segment.Folks who think they can just buy a house in a saturated market and watch the checks roll in are going to be disappointed.

In Snohomish County they changed the code so that builders would build more duplexes to help solve the affordable housing issue and part of that allowed duplexes to be built in lower density single family zoning.  

If a GP has a higher number of shares than the other GP, is it frowned upon for the latter to say they own the property since they are not technically the "primary shareholder"? 

Imagine being 70 years old and still receiving calls from tenants on Christmas Day about maintenance issues.

My issue is that I don’t believe I’ll be able to get title insurance on this place for 12 months after the auction date.

I heard from my God brother who worked for State Farm said that he couldn’t issue any home insurance last year 2023.

I dont know how to find them or link to it.. the Issue I guarantee that 95% of the folks post about bad HML or is this company  real.