It's more work, but in the past, I had good experiences, especially with travel nurses, doctors and affluent out-of-state skiers renting for a whole month or winter.

Your concerns will likely be less with the tenants and more about learning things the previous landlord didn’t handle (deferred maintenance, whether the tenants pay on time consistently, etc)all the best!

My question is after the construction is complete, am I able to do a cash out refinance on the whole property to pay off the construction loan in order to build more units?

I recently purchased a property and discovered a series of issues regarding municipal code violations that the seller did not disclose.

In essence they want to lease your house, and then re-lease it to someone else for more money than you are leasing it to them for - keeping the difference for themselves.  

I do know they are newer, which might be something to consider if you want to work with a more experienced company. 

Note: A more complicated way would be to also setup a business account under the LLC, and have my property manager distribute the funds to that business account.

If you don't have any specific recommendations, I'd still love to connect over coffee so I can learn more about your business.

The more strategies you use to locate deals the better your chances to finding deals.

There is a person in California who asked me to move into their house to rent but I am more interested in buying the place as it can be turned into a multifamily property.