Hope everyone is having a healthy holiday season!

I think it's a healthy discussion, with all sides coming away winners in that we all know a little more about alternative strategies.I could not help noticing though, that many of the arguments being presented tended to deal with past performance.

If so, to overcome this problem, could we form an LLC and segregate the equity from the share of distributions (at least until I've recouped my initial investment/ earned a healthy return)?

You need to make sure you have a healthy margin for volatility in the market and also potential for increased holding costs if you are using short term leverage.

If so, to overcome this problem, could we form an LLC and segregate the equity from the share of distributions (at least until I've recouped my initial investment/ earned a healthy return)?

Build the habits that are healthy for you, dump the toxic, have your safety net, but don't live or cower in the shadow of that net. 

It is to many dollars chasing too few goods and at moderate rates is a sign of a healthy economy.

. - Stick with HOA at a most $250-$300 max, make sure that you can rent asap, and has a healthy operating budget with little to no special assessments.

Since he moved there, he has aged in reverse *fast*, at least a decade has come off his face and he's looking trim, fit and healthy again.

Is the Yonkers MultiFamily real estate market at a healthy place right now?