My clients often ask me questions about vacancy, how challenging it is to rent units out, etc. 

Some people have to consider foreign taxes.2)financing costs for a HELOC from a cash-flow perspective is an cash-outflow.From a tax perspective, you want to see if some of the upfront costs should be capitalized.

You can either form a new local LLC or register your out-of-state LLC as a foreign entity. 

I would go beyond just the insurance, especially with your multi-unit situation, though insurance would certainly be good to have.When I sit down with clients I will always discuss (1) their personal assets, (2) what their current investments portfolio and other business ventures are, and (3) their future goals.

I think allot has to do with the fact Expedia owns VRBO and HomeAway and realized too late that STR market is taking market share from their hotel customer clients on their Expedia platform. 

If you outwork your competitors, soak up knowledge constantly, network like hell, and offer a best in class client experience, age will never come up.

I recommend a short-term loan to my clients who are savvy business-oriented people that understand the risks of the property and that a special lender is required to take on that risks.

Unfortunately this seems like a very common theme.Wish I could give you some recommendations.I was just embarrassed by two companies I refer clients to.

fbclid=IwAR23snGKCtdwo9qkn5Flt1TEbx7eh0Miu0UtxC6p5t8A0kRC-5WI-orCA_MI have a ton of clients taking advantage of the changes that are happening.

All the communities I own in and have sold to clients have delegation of use for renters.