I have been working with a realtor in the past (when I bought my first property) who does not seem interested in this type of sale.

Typically we do not see any direct tax advantages of putting a rental into an LLC.

If you're living in one of the units, you can often get a residential loan with competitive interest rates.- **Financing Options**: Look into FHA loans or conventional loans that allow owner-occupancy.

As you know, you can find all kinds of resources on BP. 

There is definitely a peak season, the end of May through Labor Day.

Easements are still your property and all zoning and lot requirements/calculations would include the entire lot including easements.

Think of the end of the year as well.

There's also a Landlords of Linn County professional organization you can join.

So there’s a lot of noise.

I have a background in consumer lending in a nicer area of town - typical clientele are 750+ FICO with cumulative DTI (with new debt) of <35%...