We don’t tolerate negative people and we have quite a large group of people from every background and industry.

Hey @Tejas Paruthooli - This is for sure subjective and depends on your risk tolerance and budget. 

@Nikhil MascarenhasDifferent people go different routes depending on their risk tolerance, their amount of equity and compared to other assets owned, how patient they are with a complicated set-up and high legal fees, whether they view the $800 as game-changing or just a cost of doing business, etc. 

Check Greatschools.org or Zillow.com for school ratings.Investment Strategy:A-Class Properties: Lower risk, lower return, suitable for long-term investors looking for stable, high-quality tenants.C-Class Properties: Higher risk, higher return, appealing to investors with limited capital who can manage more properties for less initial cost.In summary, choose your investment neighborhood based on your risk tolerance and desired return.

They will be able to guide you through setting up financing, creating an investment plan, getting subs set up, and creating an execution plan.A good investor focused Realtor should be able to guide you on what markets you can afford, help you focus on your personal risk tolerance, and find a property that fits your skill set and financial goals.The more educated you are as an investor the better, but the right Realtor is going to unlock a wealth of information that is going to super charge your knowledge of investing, and help expediate your plan. 

No one can tell you which method is best as it depends on your personal risk tolerance, financial position, etc.

However, it comes with higher risk and upfront costs.If you prefer diversification, using equity for a down payment on a new property spreads your risk and potentially opens up additional revenue streams through rental or appreciation.It comes down to your risk tolerance and long-term goals.

(They still had the risk tolerance to do it, so lucky can be interpreted in different ways here)I just came back from a business workshop where the lowest allowable revenue was 200k and most folks were over 1m in revenue a year.

What are your tolerances?

Depends on what your risk tolerance is and how much it costs to create and maintain a seperate LLC.