hi my name is brandon cook, i have invested in a few properties in detroit and am looking to take my real estate income/portfolio to the next level. i need advice

@Dustin CookI just said it wasn't necessary.

I just feel you can get a more custom tailored set-up that's best for YOU, not the masses going to an attorney vs. the cookie cutter set-up I'd imagine is available online..

If you want something faster then pick out a cookie cutter house design from your local developer that does entire subdivisions. 

A great mentor is the best place to start and moved me along so much faster as he had a cookie cutter money making machine that I just needed to plug into.See you around good luck here,

It's a 2 year old cookie cutter in a new neighborhood in Nashville, TN.

I would concentrate on cookie cutter homes in the $500K price range 3+ Bedrooms.Hope this helps.Good investing...

However, I don't do it on mine because its very questionable to me whether the total cost to total benefit calculus really makes it worth while for individual SFR properties that are not cookie cutter duplicates of one another, equipped very differently, bought at different times, in different locations, etc.

Fellow BPers,I am in commercial RE development of smaller stand alone buildings that at this point are fairly cookie cutter.

Your in a cookie cutter situation.