Trying to find the best structure to protect them, and also keep it “separate” from them, while also helping to set myself up for future business as investment goals.Additional facts:-Home is located in WA-I live in AZ, but frequently am in WA-Have a couple contacts already in WA to help with any issues maintenance/management wise that may arise -Currently own a sfd home in AZ I have been “house hacking” with for a few years-Also considering going out on my own using my new found project coordination/management skills to help smaller contractors juggle more jobs (in which I would also need a business entity, so maybe thinking I could do it all in one?)

Counties are getting better and better at readjusting taxable values more frequently, so in my experience you MAY have a year or two where they don't tax at the real value, but eventually they will adjust it up to that level.

I feel that there will always be opportunity that makes sense for the right audience .

It happened so frequently, and was so embarrassing on a regular basis, THAT I STOPPED USING MY SERVICE DOG.   

You may not know the pricing for the contractor and you may not be current on material/supply costs that frequently change. 

At least anything as a lone investor.Just figured I would post one of these as I'm reading here more frequently!

Works best for young and single (living through a rehab and moving fairly frequently is tough on the family).You can also use the search feature to find BP pros in that area and connect directly.

now for todays audience that would be 30  or shoot even 25. 

Many of them want the flexibility of renting; they are more mobile than their parents either by choice or necessity, and experience more frequent job changes.

If you like wallpaper go to town on your own house but skip the rental, it is likely to get scratched and need frequent replacement increasing your time and costs.