I'd buy some bags of fruit, beef jerky, cigars, 40 oz beers, half pints of liquor, toilet paper, hustler magazines, microwave popcorn, chocolate candy, etc. and put them in a box. 

Diversification kills profits in so many ways.Along with this is "don't grow too fast", as the expenses outpace the returns and drive liquid cash into the basket. 

@Mindy JensenThat's great news for all as it shows that the vibrant BP community is neither static nornear its peak.There are a myriad of solid reasons why so many souls are eager to join BP, such ascommunity help and guidance, proof of others' accomplishments, camaraderie with like minded individuals, trove of educational material for free  to name a few.In joining BP newcomers and returnees invest their time in something that can bear financial fruit only by them taking action as they embark on their REI journey.

I have several other residential opportunities here and am looking to develop a fruitful, long term business relationship with a lender. 

Let me know if you ever want to meet up for coffee or a lunch at McMenamin's or something :) I hope your research on BiggerPockets has been fruitful and good luck!

Bottom line if you are sued, all eggs in that one LLC basket are at risk.

When I don't have to deal with the less favorable terms of financing an LLC or about DOS clause violations, I will do it in baskets of value.  

However, I’ve heard from others that it wasn’t the most fruitful of places.

I take my family to these condos on the beach, so there was a little more emotion in the decision that just cash flow numbers.All that being said, I started to invest in small multifamlies because I didn't want all my eggs in one basket on the coast, that could be impacted by a hurricane.

Too many eggs in my hurricane-prone basket.