Hey Everyone!I am really excited to be here. Just starting out, I know I have a lot of research to do and I’m looking forward to it! I would appreciate some insight as I start this journey. What comes first when think...

That being said, putting all your eggs in one basket is super risky, no matter what the investment.

Also, with the SFH it might be sorta like the putting all your eggs in one basket concept.

Chicken and Egg: I can't seem to (so far) get a lender that will work through the scenario with me, so I don't otherwise waste everyone's time.

In this case, I am selecting the annual cash flow.a.Select the annual cash flow cellb.Click on the Output/Input button on the tool bar >> Mark as Output/Inputc.Fill in the Name of the variable….”Annual Cash Flow”d.Make sure the “type” has output selected.5)For each variable that you want to model.a.Select the cell you want to add a distribution to >> Click the Select Distribution Buttonb.Select which distribution you want to use.

On this deal, I was only banking on one exit strategy ( wholesale) and because I had all my eggs in one basket, I almost dropped the basket.

Hope you have extra folding chairs.We are on a special diet called Keto, so we can only eat healthy high fat foods, avocados, fresh farm eggs, grass fed beef etc. no carbs, nothing high in sugar like fruit, or anything processed.

There is no Chicken or the Egg problem for me. 

All commission checks would be deposited into the LLC, paying general operating expenses (home office, cell phones, business vehicles, client entertainment, etc).

I found a fourplex in my area, looked up the owner, and finally got his cell phone number.