With the boot, will we save on capital gains by being an LLC, incorporated or just as a married couple.

If you are have a good amount of capital and you are looking for long term stable income, then buying rentals or other residual income strategies is the way to go.

if so, watch for environmental issues (i.e. phase I environmental inspection/phase II/ phase III - eeewwww).capital expense reports may prove to be helpful for the past X amount of years.

however, i think if you're trying to raise capital for a business (non real estate), Corp lends itself better for this.

A cash out refi, bridge loan or a program that allows for cross collaterization would provide the seed capital for the new investment.

Live in one unit and rent out the others to help build capital.

It needs minor cosmetic repairs, is a 3/2(desirable), and can stay in the park.Less headaches and I would have spent that much on any of the others with more headaches.The key is to line up your buyers so you don't spend time paying lot rent while you wait to sell and to keep some of your capital so you can keep investing instead of buying one, spending all your money and then waiting for the payments to build you up to where you can by the next one.

They are not hit with capital gains.

While I have not invested in Dubai I work with Tokyo Capital One who can provide finance to anyone interested in purchasing in Dubai.

I don't have a next property in mind other than wanting to be more active in REI and making our capital work harder.