I know insurance has its place, but i feel more comfortable having a LLC as protection, especially if I’m building to 100 units. 

There will be many others who will have much, much more in wealth through long term appreciation but I enjoy where I am and I don't plan to be super wealthy with a huge portfolio. 20 cash flowing rentals will give me a very comfortable life.

I know the whole mentoring space is full of charlatans and "those who can't, teach," but I've done my due diligence and this outfit has legitimate results, so I'm comfortable moving ahead.What I'm struggling with is if I actually want to own or be responsible for a large apartment complex.

We got one toilet to work and we slept on the dining floor.

- I do projects all over the country so always looking for new lenders comfortable with prefab and modular

For the passive investors more comfortable with syndications/REITs/CLOs/MREITs/debt funds etc, not wanting active private real estate was thinking more about relative value, Do you think there may be value in certain indoor mall/central business office that has been beaten down so much?

I understand that California may not be for everyone, especially if it’s outside their affordability (careful with most of the naysayers, these are usually people who don’t own or can’t afford to invest here) I also understand that there are deals everywhere and one must feel comfortable in their chosen area of investment.

When you do million dollars deals and closing is done virtually (which one side picked as part of their terms and that firm normally does their closing online) how comfortable are you?

They seemed like a legitimate organization that i felt comfortable with what I had seen so far.So after my investigation i decided to pay for the report and hit the "Pay" button.

Being in Texas are you comfortable doing lease options?