@Brook VoslerGreater autonomy, if I die, should I rely on a company to pay my family out or should I rely on myself?

By opting for a loan, investors maintain autonomy in decision-making processes and have the flexibility to execute their strategies without interference from external stakeholders.Cons of Getting a Loan:  Debt Burden: Taking on a loan means incurring debt, which can increase financial risk.You must carefully assess their ability to repay the loan, considering potential market fluctuations, vacancy rates, and unexpected expenses.

As individually named on the promissory note, they have more control and autonomy than as a limited partner.

When we do it, we expect to be the sole owners so we have greater autonomy in the operations. 

I work remotely for my w2 and have a good autonomy.

I’m still selective in who I work with (but really like the ones I do work with) and have no ambition to do 100+ closings a year… I make sure I’m giving my clients the time/education/info they need, and I’m too busy also being an investor to want to do that kind of volume consistently :) (I should also mention that while money is a factor, it isn’t the primary driving force in my life - time autonomy is.)Also, I would like to mention that agents aren’t good because their licensed.

And each Housing Authority has some autonomy in how they set rents so it varies from one to the next somewhat.

One reason is the obvious, loss of complete autonomy and control of your business.

.● Financial Freedom and Personal Autonomy: Real estate investing provides financial independence, freedom, and autonomy.

The local governments enjoy a fair amount of autonomy.