Denver has a whole lot of downside with probably not much upside.

Investing out of state has a lot of upsides and downside risk.  

What if real estate prices have 20+% downside in SF, West LA, NYC where you buy with no cash flow?

I believe you can get a fha loan provided you live with the tenants for a year, some downsides would be the 3.5% or more downpayment, having to live on the property for a year, and it being more difficult to buy the SFR due to competition from regular homebuyers and investors. 

You can call it the "green moon living trust" if you want.I haven't heard about the downsides of not having your name in the trust.

The downside of this loan is that it is only available if you have ownership in 2 mortgages or less including the Home Possible.Best of Luck!

The only downside is you have to pay the fees for the LLC and annual filing which are usually pretty low (maybe $100-200 a year or less). 

So, what are the downsides to doing a 1031 exchange?

I spoke to a real estate investor who said the association should be listed as additional insured, and the benefit is that if there were to be a claim, it would go directly through the workers' insurance and not through the condominium insurance, the downside of that being that I could have higher deductibles in the future, even though it would ultimately go through the other party's insurance.It seems to me a bit wasteful to pay a bit more to be an additional insured when they clearly have insurance... but is this true that if there were an issue I could have a higher deductible in the future, even if the other insurance will do most of the work?

Is there a reason for this, is there a downside in using their title company.