Hi I’m a sophomore first generation student who took a gap semester to learn more about real estate and invest in my real estate education.

Problem is... my other business (B2B social media marketing) is taking off and now on track to generate well over six figures annually.

Instead of following a blanket rule that any single rental property is a TB, they examined the level of activity and concluded that the rental property generated enough activity to be a TB.

We want to refinance under our LLC's name but numerous lenders have told us that they'll only refinance under an individual's name.  

Many parts of Atlanta are experiencing gentrification and displacement of lower income individuals in the city.

Mobile homes are sort of a niche and I think buying parks makes a lot more sense than individual units (especially if you don't own the land).

It should help with whatever non-commuter business you can generate though.I'd hire a real marketing pro well before you launch, while you can still tweak strategy and messaging.One other note on your employees. 

Vetting Turnkey companies or individual team members, asking for references, scouring BP for reviews and info - even Turnkey isn't truly passive, there's a ton of legwork that happens up front.OOS investing is popular and viable, you just have to do the hard work of figuring out what you want and need out of your investment and the best route for obtaining it.

I'm a USMC veteran myself - and I've networked with a lot of investors/individuals off of BP that are veterans as well.

I see a lot of single sfr for sale they wouldn't take much rehab in Rio Rancho and Bernalillo, but the rent that I've researched is just "OK" and wouldn't really generate much income after expenses.