The tenants then tell us a few weeks later that they have some mold growing on the floor and walls.

So, a few credit cards at the parent entity level works better depending how much you plan to scale but this requires more work on the bookkeeping side.Just ensure you keep things as simple as possible and always think about things from an operational perspective as you grow.

You’re on the right track—setting up separate LLCs for wholesaling and building can simplify things and offer liability protection, plus putting properties in their own LLCs keeps assets safer as you grow.

I'm excited to see you grow

My advice probably isn't the one that will maximize your return, and it may not even be what I will follow as we continue to grow our portfolio, but here it is.My wife and I manage 5 units (4 we own, and 1 we arbitrage), and we allow anyone to give us 30 days notice to vacate at which point they can be let out without penalty.

I look forward to when I am able to help people grow their business.

(im not trying to sell you any, just see an opportunity for you to grow).

--> Says at the 10 year mark, could probably withdraw $2K - $4K / month and continue investing the remainder and continue to grow. 

Land that is is between two MSA's is always good, as presumably those MSA's will continue to grow and everything else between them. 

Are employers moving in, is the population growing, is the average household income high, does it have good market fundamentals?