Suggestion: cash out refinance and use the money to buy rentals (eventually, mortgage free ones) in an LLC (or Series-LLC).

I opened a series of new accounts for my property. 1 for the combined rental income and 1 for each security deposit.

I'm not a mortgage broker, nor do I play one on TV - search the forums for previous threads on VA loan and see if anybody's name continually pops up with useful advice then reach out to them.Continuing my assumptions, let's say you find a duplex in your area for $300k. 

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Like Stuart pointed out, you want someone to partner with or work for that will turn into a mentor, not someone that is "mentoring" nationwide because they had a hit TV show.

They must be purchased through a Series 7 licensed advisor (I am one) but can be an option for completely deferring any capital gains for tax purposes.

I would propose either an LLC or Series LLC depending on the volume of assets you are holding at any given point. 3.

Better to ask a series of questions about a single topic in one post so that readers see the whole train of thought. 

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Also if you are doing flipping, in which case I suggest you look into Series-LLC and you operate each flip in its own child-series (if not clear why, ask for more details).I spent numerous hours researching from multiple sources the whole LLC question and asset protection matter and all the rabbit holes it opens.