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.

This gives you flexibility in shopping w/o being embarrassed.

The reason people like it so much is because many people do get paid twice a month and they simply like the flexibility of being able to spread the rent out over the month.