Is my benefit going to out weigh the cost. 

It does look attractive, but there are risks that often outweigh the benefits.

The ETF may potentially earn less than the private fund/Syndication.However, the ease of selling the investment will likely out-weigh that benefit.

This makes me think the cons outweigh the pros.

But there is gratification in investment success that far outweighs the "dreamhome" mentality, your peers will see you making sacrifices that will enable your "dream lifestyle" and your once thought dream home will have no comparison to the home you could potentially acquire through making smart decisions early.

Personally, I think that the LLC comes with tradeoffs: In the pros category is:- Liability protectionIn the cons category are: - Complexity- Cost - Maintenance requirements- Risk of triggering the due on sale clauseI think that the pro outweighs the cons when there are meaningful external assets to protect.

But once you become a successful person in your field, the good will far outweigh the unfavorable surprises you have along the way.I do recommend you utilize the services of a private money broker though.

There are a lot of factors to consider when get a cost seg study to determine if the benefits outweigh the costs.

We can raise rent to market easily, and if we choose to sell with the inflated pricing still in our area, that would make it easier.Those benefits, for us anyway, far outweigh the little security that a lease with greater terms provides.

People in real estate who constantly threaten legal action rarely would actually win a lawsuit if it came to that, but even if they have no chance, the amount of effort you'd have to put in to fight them likely outweighs any gain from actually winning the fight.