He started doing odd jobs around my business and gradually did more and more.

My goal is to start small, buying an acre or 2 and building one house at a time on it, learning/making all the mistakes and what to’s and what not to do’s early on and then gradually evolve into developing entire subdivisions. 

During COVID some of these HML put a pause on these loans and are now gradually re-offering them at less interesting terms.Aside from financing a successful flip comes down to having a good team (from contractors/sub contractors to material suppliers) and coordination/construction knowledge.

Now I am gradually shifting into cash and hope to have about 50/50 between cash and investments when I start actively looking again. 

-----------------------------------My thoughts: Your answer likely lies somewhere in the middle, focus on growth with a PM Company first.... learn, grow then gradually take it on yourself. 

I would like to buy between 15 and 20 gradually over the next 5-10 years.

keep reading and listening here and it will gradually become more clear.

However, this deduction gradually phases out for higher-income individuals.Passive Participation Limitations: Passive losses can't typically be used to offset other sources of income, but they can be carried forward to future years when passive income or when an investor becomes an active participant.It's crucial for real estate investors to understand these distinctions, as they significantly impact tax implications and the ability to offset income with losses incurred from real estate activities.

I got one about a month ago and they removed 2/3 of the metal hanging bracket, so now it's harder to level and center and you can't put more bolts into studs, and they took away 2 of the 4 mounting bolts so now you can't pull it even to the cabinet gradually.

Alternatively, explain to your tenants what market rent is for the units and gradually increase the rent.