But doesn't help you market fear.Hard to tell if you'd be trading one problem for another. 

You're essentially trading your time for money (which is generally what money is for, in my opinion).

Because properties trade at a 3.5% cap rate and get financed on 4.0%-4.5% cap rates.

Knowing you have already contracted to trade in a vehicle every 3 years.

Most are still stuck in the trap of trading time for money.

Considering taking on early dispersement taxation on self directed IRA to fund trading account.

I rarely see owner of single member LLC with trade or business not subject to SE tax. 

@Rosa AponteYou're going to want to get professional advice at some point along the way.It may be a general partnership, like Ashish noted, if the activities rise to the level of a trade or business, and you have a profit sharing agreement (either verbal or written) in place.If the activities don't rise to the level of a trade or business, the answer will be a little different.If you're jointing holding investment property instead of dealing in property, the answer may be different.The key is having a professional advise you what positions are available, what positions are defensible, and which are most advantageous, taking into consideration your facts, circumstances, and goals.A general poll of the uninitiated isn't likely to produce much actionable advice here...IMHO...

There is a trade off for your time and energy.

It's all about identifying the trade-offs to meet your goals (i.e. distance from work/ideal location vs. purchase price, short-term airbnb & cleaning vs. long term tenants & management).I'll echo the advice to find an agent AND lender who have experience working with investors who want to house hack.