Operating under an LLC can also lend a professional image and help keep your personal and business finances separate.However, there are some downsides to consider.

@Scott Wolf That was my biggest fear.

Investing in areas poised for development or revitalization can yield favorable returns over time.When considering the property with the biggest ROI in Cape Coral, it's essential to evaluate various factors such as location, property type, condition, rental potential, and your investment goals.

I hired an engineering company to provide the following for the Floodway Permit:Topographic SurveyFloor CertificationNo Rise CertificateElevation CertificateThe biggest issue for me was the wait time. 

Plus negligence injuries etc.In my opinion, the single biggest risk of real estate is opening yourself up to potential liability.

That is the biggest mistake I see with many investors. 

correspondence between me and Lane.Giles,One of the biggest misnomers is that the tax benefits on syndications are worse than owning rentals which is false especially when doing a cost segregation.I just got back the estimate for Aubrey Apartments in Houston to which we will likely implement in year 1 of the deal.Based on our consultant's estimates, it looks like for every 100k invested, passive investors look to get back 58k in losses in the first year alone.Assumptions: 10M of losses first year, 70LP/30GP split assuming total capital raise of 12M... 10/12 x 70% = 58%.

Focus on Calculating Downside: Many investors calculate the upside of a deal and get fixated on the best case scenario” He felt that to understand the risk of a deal, it's important to calculate the worst case scenario and what that looks like.

1st of all corporations own less than 2% of single family homes, they have actually reduced thier share of buying recently, now investors continue to buy up properties, it’s just more mom & pop types, all that said the housing market is in an extremely strange place, I could make strong arguments for prices pulling back, reaccelarting, or being basically flat, the biggest thing I’d advise is looking at you payment, comparing that to what would pay in rent, figuring out how long you plan to be the house and making an decision based on that, generally in that under 400k price point, breakeven for buying a property seems to about 3-5 years if you plan to stay in the house longer than that, bite the bullet & buy, if not rent.  

We're in the biggest bubble ever produced.....I'd be patient and wait.