Most of these are a standard SFH residential loan, but for business purposes so they normally require a 20% down.Not as easy to get, but there are 10% down 2nd home loans that people, including myself, have gotten in the past.Comps are based on SFH sales, unless you are buying Multifamily of 5 or more doors.

., then you should consider connecting with a broker-dealer group.Broker-dealer groups provide access, due diligence review, and regulatory compliance for evaluating and participating in the syndication space.Always interested to connect and chat.Joe

If you'd like to connect to learn more happy to connect.

RE agents are feeding into this by offering introductions to "trusted" contractors or misrepresenting how "easy" it is to find a contractor and handle the renovations as a DIY GC.We've always had a hybrid model where we help investors purchase a property in a solid area that needs rehab.

Here is my plan and then my questions below:1) I want to buy single family homes across various states with each home having its own LLC in that particular state.2) I want these various LLCs to be owned by a Wyoming Holding LLC for anonymity.Here are my questions:a) Is it really as easy as creating a Wyoming Holding LLC online (e.g. zen business) and then creating an LLC for the homes  in the relevant state (again using zen business as an example) ?  

Would love to connect. 

I sent you a direct message, hopefully we can connect. 

House hacking with a multifamily unit sounds like a smart strategy,I'd recommend starting by checking out local market conditions and connecting with other investors nearby.

Many investors think it's easy to DIY manage and avoid paying a PMC - until something like this proves they either don't have the time or don't have the experience to self-manage.

I'll send you a connection request.