., some of which you mention, so it seems you must be aware of them.As an investor, your goal is typically  to maximize your return and minimize your risk.  

You need to look for a Securities Attorney (not a real estate attorney)As @John Sayers mentioned, you can get ownership with a GP by doing other things, like bringing the deal, asset management, data research, etc.

I will now that you mention it.

The local insight you mentioned can be a real advantage.

Batten down the hatches on your DMs because that ship will sink within one day of mentioning Columbus on here.

What scared in the article is the mentions of personal financial risks, LLCs not really protecting your personal assets, the amount of investors filing bankruptcy , social threats, scams, etc.Is this article over blowing these facts, trying to sell REIT ?

Therefore, you could say something like "taxes aren't based on your cash flow," but if I were making such as statement, it would be more like "taxes aren't DIRECTLY based on your cash flow" because that better captures the spirit.You have multiple sets of numbers: 1) [actual] cash flow, 2) net income, and since you mentioned running numbers 3) pro forma numbers (i.e., projected/estimated cash flow). 

Each day like I mentioned is $5.  

Jason they have been mentioned here in this forumhttps://kkoslawyers.com/services/#business-entity-section

I would wait to start that new venture you mentioned and see how that goes because last thing you want to do is get yourself in a situation where you lose everything.