Some brokers have a higher or lower split based on costs they cover vs what you have to cover.Go with the broker that offers the most on your list and can help you create a duplicatable and sustainable business.

And the 1031 exchange is one way of doing that by letting you position your portfolio in location, class, property sector, and price to sustain a correction.Here's another way of looking at it. 

While I love the idea of solar panels, I'm not sure how much sense it makes outside of being a more sustainable option (which I am very much a champion of).

If you do commit to SFR, get to 4+ as quickly as possible for this very reason so your portfolio can sustain itself and you not have to feed it (or feed it too much).  

This is the way of the future.some of my turnkey clients were having their buyers / or providing one year of renters insurance IE if they missed rent the insurance company paid.. it was an easy sell product.. but those companies sustained loss's that made writing that insurance not so fun.. so they just cancelled the policies..

If you can sustain some vacancy and turn over costs I think this is the best move.  

We all know the incentives to keep this ponzi scheme, of the debt bloated fiat system that is not sustainable, going.

Denver has only so much space..and running out of space.....new construction cannot be built on mountains, national parks etc to sustain the growth of Denver.

I have a bachelor's from ASU and am ready to utilize my knowledge of sustainability, management and international travel to build my dream. 

So while I’m new to the industry, I think I’ve got the right systems in place to sustain my new real estate ambitions.