Dividing the property into separate lots and placing them in distinct LLCs is a smart move to limit liability.

What if I move to make the house my primary residence, move in my tenants, and then move back to my home state to rent an apartment after x amount of months (not sure how long I would need to live there every year)?

We are super excited to hopefully get the property and move forwards with purchasing more.

Their day is coming that they will be superceded by an upstart, whether it's Houfy or some other version of it, because good hosts that can manage direct bookings will eventually migrate away from the babysitter model, with its accompanying outrageous fees, and good guests will move to that same platform.

At this location we will move 20 of the 115 to autopay, the rest are already on autopay (debit/credit card/bank echeck).  20 doesn't sound like much but times 5 other locations this will reduce our workload. 

Moving from a multi-family (like your 3 units) to a single-family setup can offer attractive rents, especially when targeting college housing, but it can also be a tricky path.From what I’ve seen, success depends on local market dynamics and the specific demand for single-family vs multi-family rentals.

We've decided we want to move further out and get a few acres.

I am able to wait it out as I've moved on to the next deal while waiting on the outcome of this issue.

I'd be happy to help you run the numbers to see if it’s the right move for you!

I need a partner to help me with tax strategy - and these guys feel like a boiler room.Admins - sorry if this post needs to go somewhere else on the site, but I wanted to provide feedback and let you know that this team is saying they are "partners with BP" and behaving like this.