As for audit risk, it's very difficult to reduce audit risk while using disregarded entities.

The market is very hot right now (like many other large cities) and it seems to be difficult to find properties.

In my opinion, it would be very difficult to manage long distance with no boots on the ground.

Condos often come with an HOA on top of the property tax as a fixed expense that you'd have to carry in the event of a non-paying, difficult to evict tenant. 

Hey Brandon,Unfortunately getting loans from banks and PMLs is difficult when you don't have an income.

@Julia Kulbatzki while it is difficult to point to one that consistently outstanding, there are a few that seem to do quite well overall.

They can go very bad, or very good, and it is a very difficult line to walk" 

Bought a house in Brantford before the market exploded and want to BRRRR a property, but it seems extremely difficult to do given the cost of houses here.

BRRR is difficult here as prices are being pushed higher with low inventory.

I feel like condos are the way to go but I'm not sure about the exit strategy: will the condo board allow renting after I move out, how difficult is it to deal with a tenant in a relatively landlord-unfriendly market like DC, etc.