@Jerry Zhang.As big as Pace is ... he likely will be sued multiple times. 

It sounds like you’ve accomplished a lot in three years—congrats!

Quote from @Alex Mull: I know that turnkey might not lead to the best financial savings, but I like how most of the work is done for me.

You are out in Cali so it is tough to get a good cash flow deal but if you have a comfort level check out states Like Indiana, Ohio, Florida, Las Vegas, Tenn, Georgi and a few others.Unlike Cali you can still find a decent 2-4 unit in states Like IN, OH and FL for under $250K with rents at or above $1250 a door.

Like there are so many different routes you can take I understand that but I would like to know more about the brrr method and things in general as far as getting started.

They were not in a position to budge as much as I had liked.

How often, and what does that process look like?

I am on the lending side of things, so if you'd ever like to chat shop and options out there, let me know. 

Wisconsin has a 21 day timeline for landlords to account for any damages and refund the deposit, so if your State is similar, could also remind the seller of those statutes and that you can't just ignore these funds (like pro rating any rent the month of closing where you should be entitled to the portion from closing to the end of the month)

This community is great for getting all the different perspectives in real estate and learning from others.As far as the LLC vs. personal names goes, like everything, there are positives and negatives.