@Gaurav SharmaI think this article summarizes the pros & cons well.

😜)Sometimes the money I bring may be enough to buy the whole place, sometimes it will be the deposit, but in either situation it makes it real.Second issue, Fear.The biggest fear I always encounter is the fear that the debt owed against the estate will somehow attach to him/her personally.I find articles from attorneys that most closely meet their situation and while explaining to them that, “unless they personally signed for the debt, they will never personally responsible for the debt.”

Saw this news article and was inspired to share it here!

Alos, I can't find the article, but I found one that really jumped into the numbers, and there's a lot of fees and taxes the hotel takes from your rentals that aren't shown up front.

What one phrase in this article sets the tone and (conveniently) ignores anyone who has made their wealth in real estate?

When I asked about doing cost segregation for my SFR my accountant at 1800 actually sent me an article from Biggerpockets which was encouraging.

Here's an article with additional FAQs on cost segregation studies that you may find helpful.

I updated my blog article with a snapshot of Killeen fourplexes. 

I'm often presented with opportunities to acquire investment condos in Orlando, Miami, and other popular Florida cities.I always decline.Read the article below to understand better why "condo" and "Florida" are now a particularly bad combination!

Yes - its based primarily on the property + borrower (credit and liquidity, experience is a plus, but 1st timers are generally ok with some DSCR Lenders, sometimes with a bit of a leverage limit)Check out this article - https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/dscr-loans-what-are-they2.