But, if you dont have a homogenous portfolio, ie a 1 million dollar commercial building vs 3-50k SFRs, you may want to have stronger protection or separate LLCs because of the unique exposure differences as well as asset loss potentials.  

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Ironically, the high w2 earnings may be the ticket out as you will be more likely to get the loans on the investment properties with those great earnings and reserves.....two years may be  challenge to replace all your earnings but you could get started.

It's in the hallway leading from the living room to the bathroom and the three rooms, so I suppose the challenges if that's done would be the resulting aesthetics and the noise pollution.

If you are in a unique situation, the answer may vary.

And even if you did, it would only happen if they need to raise money, so it would be very difficult to pull off with the timing.So what remains are some of the second-tier sites, which haven't attracted venture funding for one reason or another, but hopefully have something unique or compelling that you feel makes them more worthy of an investment.

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The rate will be a bit higher, but you can keep buying.I would agree with this statement however finding a residential portfolio lender especially at a fixed rate and an acceptable amortization table if buying for cash flow may prove challenging. 

Mix that with being your best friend and you don't need a forum to tell you that you how this will end.Most of my properties are fairly unique like the one you are working with so I always market them myself.  

Demo can be challenging (trying to get a dumpster in there), and sometimes you have to get creative on the floor plans, but if you plan it well, those row homes can really come out nice...