I think rates will eventually come down (likely next year), so just have to be patient (but right thing to do)

I consumed a lot of Pace's content and eventually saw this video with Kevin Choe and Josh Boenzi. 

Did they over leverage on purpose, knowing that they would eventually get the assets back at pennies on the dollar?  

I would eventually like to buy and hold properties, but that will be in the future. 

Eventually, you'll have no choice but to get a job to maintain your standard of living.Best source for population growth: WikipediaLast Throughout Your LifetimeYou cannot sustain financial freedom if your income doesn't persist throughout your life.

Even if the units you tour aren't the one you eventually buy, walking around the area and getting a feel for the property types will help you be a much more informed consumer when you are ready to pull the trigger. 

Eventually, the LOC will pay down and you can draw from it and throw the money at your home loan.

I have yet to attend an event with Bigger Pockets and my local RE Association but will do so eventually.

At the same time, I prefer to minimize liability, though I’m not a seasoned investor.Is this one of those calculated risks that investors eventually become comfortable with, or should I prioritize limiting liability from the outset?

Hey BP, Im curious on what some of you would say as the better route to go and why.I'm at a crossroads between:Starting and focusing on New construction for single-family houses to eventually get into being able to build small to medium editions as a long-term goal.