I am sure there is a happy medium between both parties but I think communication before you do business with that company is key 

Pre covid, for various financial and personal reasons, SLC and Provo looked good even great to deploy capital into medium/large MF.

All of our properties right now are used as furnished medium-term rentals (30 days up to 6 months).

I'm a little triggered by the "SEO vs Social Media" question because of how many business owners I deal with who spread themselves soooooo thin across sooooo many mediums, when they probably should just be focusing on SEO.

This is great cash flowing property just right below medium income level area with existing long term tenants.

One guy might measure length and width of outside.

This is a highly liquid business in the medium term because I do not hold on to a property for very long.

If its rectangular with no garage, measure the outside width and depth and multiple to get square footage.

-I have a small possibility I could financially do the big deals on my own or with just 1-2 investors, the medium deals I could def do on my own, should I just try to do it on my own?

A real estate attorney reviewed the mortgage and purchase contract, but you are correct that no attorney has specifically said, and the contracts did not stipulate that my retirement accounts were pledged as collateral, just my personal guarantee of the loans.I would not ever sign a cross-collateralization agreement putting multiple properties at risk, after incurring the costs of putting each in a separate LLC to separate liabilities.We wanted to stop borrowing with personal guarantees, as the debt side of the balance sheet is getting scarily high, even though each property has positive cash-flow w/a 10% emergency fund set aside for emergencies, repairs etc.But mostly we want to get out of SFH & upgrade to purchasing medium-sized apartments.So guess it's time to sit down with a good real estate syndication/SEC attorney.