@Haley ElisabethIf the ultimate goal is to build your portfolio, then I would sell the business and flip properties, while keeping the ones you like.

The goal is sell a product, a venue, a strategy, and everything in between with some responsibility.

The goal is to accumulate investment properties over time—either fractionally or entirely—bringing them all together under this LLC. 

Or have other suggestions or tips for sorting property searches, managing goals, and renovation details.  

What I mean is that I want to achieve all my financial goals in the decades I'll grow up and to be happy every step of the way.

Sometime in the next month or 2 we plan to choose the exact property.Short-term goal: Buy a turnkey single family or duplex which cashflows even after accounting for management and saving for future vacancies, maintenance and capex.

SFR will initially produce zero income (unless you rent rooms or until you move out.)typically investors that consistently buy multiple homes a year are experienced in the REI game with lots of connections and access to cash. not always. but more often than nothappy to discuss your investing goals more

.)- Integrated compliance module for local ordinances and regulations- Customizable reporting and analytics dashboards- User-friendly interface for landlords and tenantsMy goal is to empower landlords with efficient, cost-effective tools to manage their properties, minimize risks by being updated with all the regulations in their markets, and maximize returns.

When a lender understands your investing goals and strategy, it often leads to smoother transactions, faster approvals, and even better terms. 

source_impr...Depending on your goals (using it for you and your family a few times a year and hoping it pays for itself, parking some cash for a few years and hoping for appreciation or strictly cash flow) will determine what size home and what your budget should be.