I am 20 years old looking to grow and learn the real estate investing space with a goal set to make my first deal.

Our goal is to expand the business strongly in residential wholesaling, and grow the fix and flip part of the business.

Maybe once you start growing then start the LLC. 

While you aren't going to have investors, i.e. it is very unlikely but not impossible, that people will commit to a deal before you have identified one, you do want to grow your network of possible LPs and nurture them.  

The tenants then tell us a few weeks later that they have some mold growing on the floor and walls.

You’ve joined a supportive and knowledgeable group, all here to learn from and help each other grow in real estate.

You live in one of the best cash-flowing-yet-still-appreciating states in the nation, near two of the some of the best growing economies (Cincinnati and Columbus).

Your best bet is to invest in growing areas that are landlord friendly and where you can either connect with or build a good team yourself- realtor, property managment, contractors, etc. 

But have known of Michael for years and watched him grow his companies. 

With its year-round tourism and growing population, Branson offers flexibility for investors who want to balance between the two strategies.