Starting your journey with multifamily properties is an exciting choice.

Best way to make your choice, get quotes for both and while doing so ask the vendors what are the pros and cons to each.

This is a very personal choice.

However, the same liability risk also applies to unlicensed individuals.As long as you abide by the rules and follow the laws, the threat of litigation can be avoided.Make the Right Choice for Your Investing JourneyFor some individuals, a real estate license can significantly improve investing opportunities.

Questions need answers so you can make educated choices about selling or renting. 

If rate of return of appreciation from equity is half than debt fund return, then I prefer debt investment.Personal choice though.

I'm not sure I would end up selling - I actually think they become more beneficial as you age.

They are educating the consumer that there are dozens of investors that want to buy my house for cash, so they now have choices, and wholesalers are often overpaying.I would concentrate on gap cities/counties in between larger metros.

I can't contribute more money at this time so have no choice but to be in "default".Besides not being able to collect distributions, if the project goes under, will I at least be entitled to my original investment amount if there are funds left over to return investor capital?

It would be beneficial for you to connect with @Christopher Price since he is in the Seattle area and knows the STR market well!