In Oregon, multi family transactional pace has been slower the past few years, the one significant complex (24 units in Eugene) we helped negotiate was a mortgage assumption of a pandemic era credit union mortgage but expect demand and incentive to pick up dramatically as rates decline. 

@Victor ValenciaThere may be some solutions that could work for you, including to avoid or reduce property taxes if that is your primary intent, but I think you're finding few people commenting on your post given the complexities involved, and the number of moving parts. 

This is ideal for self-employed investors or those with complex finances.Shifting from a quick flip to a rental strategy offers multiple advantages.

In many cases, having these protections in place also strengthens your position during negotiations or legal disputes, often resulting in more favorable outcomes.To navigate these complexities effectively, I highly recommend assembling a trusted team of qualified professionals.

Simplicity is scalable and complexity really isn't.

Between the two, you’ll cover the vast majority of guest traffic without adding unnecessary cost or complexity.

There is a high cost in both time and dollars due to the complexity you add.4) if you wanted to hold the property in an LLC you should have bought it in the LLC to start.

Hi Linda, I have a STR complex in Houston that has been consistently booked.

It sounds like the process is much more complex than a standard loan and would need a legal review of all of the TIC documents prior to close which might slow down the process. 

I owned a RE brokerage as well during that time so Title company got a LOT of orders.I think you tend to do far more complex deals than I do. 99% of my deals are first or second owner single family homes.