Make the small tweaks as you need to so you aren't unnecessarily paying too much, but I wouldn't radically change your business or where you are spending your attention just due to taxes.

I don’t believe Dave is speaking to property investing when he speaks with folk, rather just advising people not to finance another car/boat/jet ski or what have you.As for financing vs cash purchases, it just depends on your goals, the latter certainly makes it cheaper but the former will allow you to acquire more, define your goals and figure out what you need to do to get there.But Dave is right, you should avoid taking debt unnecessarily and in this Dave’s opinion without goals all debt is unnecessary. 

I could mention some, but that would only make this longer and unnecessarily complicated.Once I have enough properties to cover all my mortgage payments, I want to look at getting bigger plots of land.

It is entirely possible you were the best offer and unnecessarily cost yourself some money here.

I think yes to the LLC but you can do that after you purchase. it makes things unnecessarily complicated IMO for the purchase process.

I'd venture to say that the percentage of valuble info, after you've ingested most of the content out there, is no higher with paid content then with the free content you will curate for yourself.  

You just sound like a lonely guy being unnecessarily argumentative.

The lesson that you’ve unnecessarily created an adversarial relationship that didn’t need to happen.  

Agreed @Laura Richards, it seems a bit excessive in cost and unnecessarily complicated, and I personally would not recommend for a beginner. 

Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics recently said as much: “The Fed threatens to misjudge the economy’s strength, hold rates too high for too long, and unnecessarily undermine it.