There is a difference in the hit someone's credit takes if they are behind in payments or they are in foreclosure so offering to buy the property before it goes into foreclosure does help the owner to some degree and it is not claiming to help them stay in the house. 

I'm an engineer by degree so a methodological, data driven approach was important to me.  

Although I have plenty of carry-over depreciation for now, if I decide to slow down in the future, it will help offset my taxes to a significant degree.

I have too many expensive degrees and this is the one way I imagine that I can really contribute to the family's finances because of my expertise in finance, engineering, construction, etc. 

Someone waiting tables while finishing nursing degree, and had some credit issues, YES, gimmie them, I will happily deal with them, those who give a shat about there lives and are clawing way up.

However, when an LLC owns the property, it will not be in your personal name, which can result in higher interest rates on financing.This is just food for thought to give you a full 360-degree perspective on the topic.

Some people will say leverage, leverage keep growing but it depends on your risk tolerance.I would keep in mind the global cash flow of your portfolio, because while a few properties not cash flowing is fine, if you have 30 and none are, that would be concerning.

I believe it is Global Wafers that has the other plant under construction already and seems like 2-3 months now. 

Florida is extremly sought after globally.

It has a high degree of passing in 2025, now that it had been worked on for 2+ years.Additionly Virginia and South Carolina recently passed legislation as well.