Factoring in filing taxes, maintaining LLCs, and overall cost vs security, I’m hearing many different options. 

How do you guys maintain your credit when you’re buying so many properties every month?

We want to help our investors protect their assets and maintain growth.I'd love to hear from anybody that has input.

Focusing on generational wealth is probably not your best prospect.A better focus might be running the property in a professional manner, maintaining the asset value of the property through appropriate repairs and upgrades , learning some best practices for management , and having enough cash reserves to keep the property from being seized by the bank in lean times .

How can I structure this as to avoid a partnership and maintain my 1031?

Yep it sounds like a good income add if you have the space, how do you maintain them?

You will need to maintain these systems and have them satisfy good tenants.

Once installed, best to have them on predefined schedules, as they’re only 3x as efficient as gas/oil when they’re working to maintain constant temps versus changing it up/down over time.

Ensuring clear contractual terms and maintaining good communication will help protect your interests.If you have any further questions or need more specific advice, feel free to ask!

At 6% appreciation, which I think is reasonable in this neighborhood, IRR moves to 25%.Option 4) Hold on to all properties by saving $3k/month of W2 income and refinancing in a few years if interest rates decline -- Pros: Maintains entire portfolio.