They are at two ends of the spectrum.  1 above is the least risk, but the lowest reward.    5 above is the highest risk and the highest reward.     

I'm all ears for any advice, from broad strategies to specific tactics or tools that have worked for you.

Do you agree with this broad assessment?

- https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CosIorg/file/asset-protection-spectrum-diagramHow a fully implemented asset protection layout might look. - https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/CosIorg/file/asset-protection-structures

Both have a good mix of experienced and new investors as well as a broad swath of service providers.Let me know if I may be of service.Paul.

The benefit of having them send you bids is that you can get a broader spectrum of cost and experience that you can choose from depending on the quality of job you need.   

This thread has brought in the exact type of info I was looking for from a broad range of investors, and opinions.

In your post, I read a lot of tactics you are interested in, but I'd pull back and think what you want to accomplish and what you want to spend your resources (time / money / credit / skills etc.) on.I find it helpful to think of any given real estate strategy on a spectrum from Active to Passive.

DSCR REFI qoute loan amount: 112,000rate: 8.99points fees and cost: 11,576cash out value: 16,424Bridge loan. 84,000 interest only 12 months at 11.99% property will rent for 2000 at a 1.76 DSCR score. thank you A few things with lower loan amounts and DSCR loans:- Higher fees are actually NOT unheard of @Ko Kashiwagi - when you have a loan amount less than 150,000 (on average) there is a tipping point in the spectrum of rates and fees.- I see this scenario all the time, borrowers with loan amounts less than 150,000 will get whacked with higher LLPAs simply because of the cost to service and UW the loan.

I would counter that and say its a very broad and open ended question.