In most cases, neither is warranted.Warning: I am not an attorney, and this can be a complicated topic.

So it is very complicated.

This is a long post because it is actually a complicated process.

Layers of complicated docs and arrangements lead to... potential complications!  

People try to make it more complicated but its not.

When I asked about it during the 3-day training in Vegas, I was told it was too complicated to explain, and they have instructions and would get help with setup.

I don’t believe Dave is speaking to property investing when he speaks with folk, rather just advising people not to finance another car/boat/jet ski or what have you.As for financing vs cash purchases, it just depends on your goals, the latter certainly makes it cheaper but the former will allow you to acquire more, define your goals and figure out what you need to do to get there.But Dave is right, you should avoid taking debt unnecessarily and in this Dave’s opinion without goals all debt is unnecessary. 

It was refreshing to work with someone who understands investors and has a variety of loan products available for more complicated financing. 

It generally just complicates things.

New to RE investing and trying to learn That is a bit of a complicated question.