The Fed does NOT seem inclined to reduce them, and all the people saying they'll come down have absolutely no idea when that will actually happen.If, however, you can afford to make the payment indefinitely, then now is a great time to buy because should rates come down, you'll be the only one refinancing that property, instead of being in a bidding war with others who were also waiting for rates to drop.

I (obvious) don't have a background in accounting or taxes.The history of my coming to be the sole shareholder of this s-corp is complex, long and, I have no doubt, filled with tax-planning blunders.In case anyone is still interested, and inclined the help, here it is in as abbreviated form as possible:1967:  5 families bought this property as a summer vacation for them to use collectively1980:  1 of the families sold their share (20% of the property and what is effectively a lifelong lease to one of the 5 cottages). 

Each person probably just needs to determine if the added layers of potential protection outweigh the added hassle, bookkeeping, costs, etc.If I was going to use a LLC, I think I would personally be inclined not to do a separate LLC for each property, but maybe one LLC per X properties.

The deals are there almost every year, so don't feel inclined to jump as soon as possible without having safeguards in place. :) Cheers!

I would be incline to do one at a time.

Which specific area you thoughts are inclined .. simply saying define your Buy Box 3.

Have basically no equity to start.We are inclined to go with 5% and use that $50k to steamroll right into our second deal.... the dilemma is... what kind of deal? 

However i’m not top confident building my own portfolio myself will get me there in time and thats why I get inclined into syndication.

I would be more inclined to consider higher class SFR in better areas as I would hope for a better rate of appreciation over time with those properties. 

I am inclined towards investing in Retails spaces.I am new to this space and would love to get pointers on how to get started, how to find RE agents, any gotchas or considerations for new investors.