That is based on past data.

For your STR, LTR, and land development projects, you can either create separate LLCs for each or group similar ones under the same entity, depending on the risk and scale.To help with structuring, I’ve also sent you a DM with some helpful resources, including a video on entity structuring that covers key options for your situation.Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss this further or need more advice!

Hey everyone, I'm an undergraduate student at the University of Utah, studying Finance/Real Estate, exploring real estate, and currently diving headfirst into the industry by purchasing land and developing 9 single-family homes from scratch.

I have 6 single and MF properties with a 7th under contract and have made some tax and business development missteps that they are helping us to manage, plus advising in setting up our entities and accounting based on a deep fact-finding inquiry on their part.    

Quote from @Andy Chen: Hi all, I’d like your advice on how to structure a potential deal.A friend of mine owns a property outright that still has plenty of space for additional development.

The development, financing, zoning, permitting, land side is a whole other beast. 

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Hey team,I am genuinely curious if this property is a homerun opportunity to develop as an STR in the highly regulated but unincorporated area of Mount Pleasant.

Landlord friendly state with a ton of tech development and growing appreciation.

You can still find properties in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow right away, and the appreciation has been strong because of all the development.