The purpose is to identify  gaps and pain points in the process that could lead to delays or inaction. 

Many clients I assist establish nonprofits for this specific purpose, yet frequently encounter difficulties in securing suitable housing or face budgetary constraints in purchasing property, often opting to lease instead.You’ll want to ensure that whoever you end up leasing to has house rules drafted and requires each resident to comply with them.

When I got started, I didn’t know about any other way to buy than conventional financing, and used those mortgages for purposeful flips.  

A couple of things to think about:Are you a real estate professional for tax purposes?

For those who have experience—what made you choose notes, and how did the returns compare?

Deals are a little harder for some people to find (I consider being able to buy at 85% of MLS to be a deal) but the way I am marketing for "off-market" is suitable for the purpose.

I'd make sure just how much extra tax benefit will open up for you annually compared to the cost of the study.You are exactly right - a cost seg will get deferred in a 1031 exchange as long as the property you are purchasing is roughly the same components of things that were cost segregated.

Hi Noa, great question private lending can definitely open doors for investors who want speed and flexibility compared to traditional banks.

The rents are comparatively high compared to the loan amounts. 

You can use the same LLC you have been and that is typically easier for tax purposes as well.