Professionally, I embrace the pros; however, on a personal note, I am a private person who views that the cons issue is borderline.Regards,

:mrgreen: I am sure I have had plenty over the years in some of my ghetto places, I know it is wrong, but I embrace the don't ask don't tell policy!

Remember people who have nothing to hide embrace.

I recommend embracing math as a good thing and ignoring anything to the contrary.Paying for the first property with cash is good, in that it allows you to refinance to get your money back, however.

IE an apartment.. but for the urban dweller they can rent those for 800 to 1200 a month so a nice income on your exisiting sfr.One of my buddies is contemplating building a developemetn of them in Roseburg Oregon he owns quite a bit of acreage there  and in our state every parcel has zoning period .. so this is a project that has to go through the subdivision map act.but in Oregon they embrace small lots.. ie 1 to 1500 sq ft lots are common.

My first thought is that if you don't want partners then syndication isn't for you until you are embracing the idea.

Yes, I agree with @Steve Rozenberg Don't embrace their responsibility.My aunt used to say, "Don't throw the ball then run over and try to catch it too."

He immediately embraced the concept and we have since forged a relationship with the Center On The Shelterless (C.O.T.S.) to help house veterans who have struggled and are putting their lives back together. 

I would recommend getting a broad understanding of macroeconomics before you embrace or dismiss any theories out of hand.

This is obviously a blog pitting millenials embracing the shared economy approach, for example uber, and the old guard protecting the ways of old.