I am still super excited even after about a year now of learning and entering into the community, yet to achieve a wholesale deal.

If you’re looking to build REAL wealth, then leverage of one type or another is necessary.Debt is one type of leverageSyndicators leverage investors capital as equityStart up companies leverage Venture Capitalists investments in both equity and debt.The real estate investor has 3 distinct “cycles” with debt leverage1st stage is debt secured by real estate but also personally guaranteed and often cross collaterialized2nd stage is debt secured by real estate but liability not personally guaranteed and recourse limited to specific property.3rd stage is debt free If you own units in a syndicated real property investment and the investment is leverage by debt you may not think of it as YOUR debt because you’re a passive investor, but your investment is encumbered by debt the same as property you own individually IF you haven’t personally guaranteed the debt.  

**Federal and Local Grants**: While there are fewer direct grants for individual landlords, some municipalities and states offer financial assistance for landlords who improve housing for low-income tenants.

But, it will be an authoritative "it depends".Tax write offs on their own are fun for speculation, however, a high income individual has other things going on that affect the answer.  

But we would have to manually enter everything in to podio.

Certain investors opt to buy properties on an individual basis, which they subsequently transfer to an LLC when funding is obtained.Ultimately, whether or not to create an LLC before purchasing a property is a personal decision.

It’s usually the individuals with the highest character who get burnt the worst because they are the ones willing to put themselves in uncomfortable situations to do right by their partners and as a result believe others should operate the same way.

If you don't have appropriate funds to enter a physical asset-- meaning physical risks, humans to manage, etc., then it's best to wait until you do or invest in a REIT.You're just not fit...right now. 

They can provide a hassle-free way to enter the market since the properties are already renovated and often come with tenants in place.

Since 2020 we've been selling these units to individuals and organizations that may buy from 1 to 5-6 units each, but currently trying to expand our business.Given the interest rates for financing these types of structures and how much landlords are charging (for both short-term and long-term rentals), I found that the net income is way higher than the average mortgage payment, so basically it's free money.I've been thinking it'd be a good idea to partner up with a real estate developer to develop a mobile park.