@Jackie Linne Each LLC is considered a separate legal entity for tax purposes, and therefore, each LLC must have its own EIN.

I'd plan to own it about 18 to 24 months.

I almost always say if you have $25,000, go invest it on your own. 

would just add that recently theres been a further split in non-warrantable condos to a new classification for condo units that are specifically made for short term rentals - "Condotels" - which will typically have their own requirement box

I own 130+ units in MA and would love to partner on deals depending on what you have.

I own 3 out of the 9 units in the building so not sure if I can get financing under conventional FNMA guidelines.With the blanket loan, what types of terms do you normally see?

I purchased a home on my own 2 1/2 years ago on a 30 year FHA %3.375 rate.

I have many out of market/state/country investor clients (and I also do out-of-state investing for my own portfolio) who self-manage their properties which is the best way to maximize cash flow and retain control of your investment.

Remember, house you own is making you money in itself by increasing in value.

Besides, the harsh reality of investing is it's going to take a few to several properties before they start to stand on their own and you don't have to keep pumping personal money into your business.