And that long term approach is how I see real estate benefiting the average person.To your point of not benefiting STR I slightly disagree, while this doesn't directly change STR rules I think it allows a potential for more STRs, again, if you're willing to make some sacrifices. 

Ready for something more long-term and steady income.

Now that you have experience with RentRedi, you can research other platforms and find one that's more suitable for you.Here are some things to consider:Most investors don't need software until they have 5-10 rentals.

This appeals to some of our borrowers who are more concerned with limiting their initial cash outlays than with the rate.

Have you been leaning towards traditional lenders, or are private and hard money options becoming more appealing?

I’m also looking for anyone who ever dealt with trenchless sewer relining because it seems like a more affordable way to go. 

This gives us the ability to help our clients structure creative investment deals as attorneys and help them close those transactions smoothly. 

I could also leave a unit within the multifamily property vacant when I am abroad to use for storage if needed, to better help solidify the "primary residence" requirement.This is a pretty specific question, so I haven't been able to find any previous posts on it or any helpful literature online.

It took longer than we would have liked and it cost more than we would have liked, but we made a significant profit.

Any tool that does that isn't going to help you because you can't verify that the numbers you are plugging in are actually even in the ballpark if you are doing everything virtually.