You have to decide if you are willing to take the hit on cash flow and have a 5-7 year balloon with commercial, but gain the flexibility that an entity allows, or if you want better returns with a personal mortgage.I like full 30-year fixed APR loans, but in some cases it makes more sense to do it in an entity.

When you find the motivated ones who are very flexible and ready to deal, that is when you know you have a deal.

I hope your broker is flexible with your desires.  

I prefer single family homes, for now, mostly because I think there is more flexibility in exit strategy for a SFR through owner-occupied purchase.

He has a CPA now that he feels can't handle his growth and he would like more flexibility to "check in" with them.

I binged on a TON of past podcasts on the drive up here, and have got her sold on the idea of house hacking.We'd like to invest in a small multi-unit around the Clifton/UC area, but as the old AF saying went: "flexibility is the key to air power, and in-decisiveness is the key to flexibility!!"

And be kind, be flexible, but once you've made up your mind, be firm.On to mechanics:Can you form an LLC with another "age of majority" person?  

I am wondering, on simple real estate deal, do you actually need all that complex flexibility? 

This is something I am planning to do when I fully medically recover because of its flexibility.  

Some are indeed investor "Friendly" terms/numbers/flexibility/owner carry/ etc and the numbers work well.