The question was specifically about TX Franchise tax. 

After buying a property via DSCR loan with an un-nested LLC, can I legally move that LLC into my corporate structure so it would be owned by a nested LLC?

The key detail here is how the trust is structured and the specific circumstances surrounding the sale.In many cases, the type of trust (revocable vs. irrevocable) can influence the tax implications.

According to passive activity loss rules, every business is obligated to adhere to specific criteria, especially when it comes to short-term rentals.

@Cristian Estremera I’d be happy to try to answer any specific questions you may have.

I need a RE lawyer to help with my sticky situation with a property in Newton, MA.  I JV'd on a property and am about to lose everything.  The new buyer wants our LLC, so that he doesn't have to go through the waiting...

This is where you can go down the rabbit hole of where to find these deals…different philosophies and what is even realistic ect…this is super market specific and a whole conversation of itself….however still very possible as this is how I started out.

To modify your strategy, keep abreast of market movements, legal requirements, and investing techniques.

Here are some tactics you can consider:Direct Mail Campaigns: If you're interested in flipping properties, create direct mail campaigns that are specifically aimed at the homeowners in certain communities.

May be something for you to think about and double check whether or not it's the same in your area.The upside to this is that your returns can be great using a rent by the room strategy as long as you are prepared for the specific needs of the market.