I'm leaning more towards a SFH house hack because there's more SFH readily available in the area I'm looking in as opposed to multi family.

@Drew Sygit @Nathan G. and I usually have opposing views on the needs for a property manager. 

@Andrew Gordon If your plan ends up with you buying physical properties as opposed to REITs or investing in Syndications please make sure to include the reserves in your budgeting when you are analyzing your purchases.

As for the 4%, i would say that adding solar panels to your house  today, and for years to come, would actually take value from your house as opposed to add value.

You may need to speak with a securities attorney, as opposed to a real estate attorney though to figure out what is permissible. 

I'm not opposed to low CF deals as I'm also looking at STR for more short term CF solutions, but I would just slow down my CO accumulation schedule.

Hi @Debra C Benavidez I would recommend starting with an LLC - this allows you to ensure you are protected from the start and it also makes it much easier from an operational standpoint to get things set up correctly on the front end as opposed to making changes mid stream.

This allows for 10% down as opposed to 20% down on an investment property.

All of the residents in the surrounding and affected area, basically all the residents on North Park road are vehemently opposed to this development.

I've been told in the past that this is considered syndication with "sophisticated" investors as opposed to a fund with accredited investors.