The goal is to acquire 1-2 properties this year and keep on scaling, because this is still so new to me, my mind is open to all suggestions, also send any book recommendations my way!

Hi Kasey,If you plan to scale a portfolio, over the long run it would make sense to put them under the LLC.

I'm looking to scale my business and would like to borrow some of his money to do so.

In my efforts to scale to 5 in Colorado Springs (also starting as a social worker). 

Consider how you'll reinvest rental income, save for future down payments, and scale your real estate portfolio over time.Ultimately, the decision to invest in real estate or continue with your index fund investment depends on your individual circumstances, goals, and risk tolerance.

I know I'll get "beat up" here on BP for even suggesting paying everything off :) but I'm at the point where I'm ready to stop scaling (for now) and have everything paid off.I'm really struggling to find an Avalanche Debt Payoff Calculator for mortgages.Everything I find is just for general consumer debt. 

(s) you’re going to need a lot of acreage as utility scale solar typically starts in the 500+ acre range.

Other students that have scaled their portfolios quite a bit have learned to let their team handle the day to day hurdles of portfolio management (you still need to keep them accountable of course), so they can focus on some of the more growth focused tasks.

Hi Sammy,Glad to see you taking steps in your real estate investing career, it helps to get reps in and learn.As for what you should do, your title states that you have "little equity", does that mean there is little equity in the Florida property or you have little available for another equity investment.I'd caution a refi with little equity, as stability in the early stages of your investment career is crucial to long-term success, try not to over extend yourself and potentially end up behind.Having access to investors and partners is the name of the game for scaling and limited funds, if you have access to investor capital, working with a wholesaler to acquire a flip may be a good option just be mindful of the risks of as-is properties and having investor capital at risk. 

If you are cashflow positive at $2,500 monthly and can refinance these to scale - keep everything and cash-out when you need to.