also is it wise to max leverage the potential property? 

We learned that at Keypire (a real estate educator business run by HGTVs Scott Mcgillivary).

I started investing seriously at 48/49, and a lot of the standard advice is geared toward people with decades more runway.A few things I learned the hard way:• At this stage, the biggest risk isn’t leverage — it’s draining liquidity.

High leverage does not equate to over leverage.  

On the other hand, max leverage with thin reserves is what gets people wiped out.

What’s been your experience with speed, flexibility, and leverage?

Is it control concerns, partnership risk, legal complexity, or simply that most education is framed around owning alone or syndicating a 50+ unit apartment building?

The implication is in inflation adjusted dollars this property is likely to depreciate.Tax advantages: not enough value to significantly leverage depreciation much less accelerated depreciation.  

I was seeking the membership program to leverage economies  of scale and ultimate velocity of my capital. 

Since your properties are already turnkey and cash flowing, I wouldn’t sacrifice profitability by chasing higher leverage with worse terms.