Although newer to the market,I see the potential revenue as being limitless.

It gets income going, puts into the environment of all kinds of deals and stuff going on, and where a person goes from there is limitless.

This does not address potential tax implications, which need to be sorted with an attorney and/or CPA.Unfortunately, from there the options are limitless in your overall structure.  

Example - if I wanted to reference my solo real estate investment company as "Limitless Properties" that would be my company name, associated email address, website, etc. 

Real estate is the largest asset class on the planet and thus there limitless options for how to invest.

Real estate is crazy and limitless.

In the past year, I have started to develop a limitless mindset and now see a much bigger picture when it comes to my investing. 

You need to learn as many strategies as you possibly can...which should be a never ending/limitless number, and apply these strategies to every property you are analyzing. 

That's your biggest money maker, and the income potential is limitless. 2.

i think owner financing is the best way to go, of course make sure your paperwork is up to snuff for both your interests and the buyer so no one gets burned, but it definitely will open up a larger pool of investors wanting to buy your property, i hunt seller/owner finance deals but here in my area they are like finding a 4 leaf clover, almost unreal  but make sure you have the proper originator/attorney help with the paperwork so it is filed correctly and recorded so you are doing it legit. but as far as the deal it is how ever you want it to be,  the term,rate,down payment "if any", complete casual an creative finance option for people, "of course negotiating with the buyer on terms as well" but it has limitless possibilities for you and your buyer, best of luck,Jay,