So the funds earned in the LLC go toward funding the LLC rather than your personal car payment, lunch, toys for your kids, cable bill, etc.. 

21 properties good job i feel like Im staying behind with my 14 rentals.When did you get started and whats your goal to reach whats your  exit strategy Mine is 40 and i got started  in 2005 no exit strategy keep them for the long haul 

I’m in this for the long haul and the smaller than expected profits.

If you can solve this problem and re direct your goal to owning a home - that will be more beneficial for you in the long haul.

I'd be up for a decent rate hard money loan on the first stage of a brrrr, but will need to be able to qualify for traditional financing for the long haul, flipping doesn't really interest me with all else I have going on.

Jared Viernes my wife and I will actually be living here for the next 2.5 years or so and we had toyed with the idea of buying a new construction but the main reason we didn’t go with what you’re saying is that a lot of the inventory here is either relatively new or just nasty looking and/or in a flood zone.

I had toyed with purchasing CD's but found that the Ally Savings Account had a very decent interest rate where it wasn't worth doing a CD for less than 5 years.

Upon vacating, it was discovered that a bicycle and a kids toy jeep had been left on the boiler room.

There is always opportunities to invest rental for long haul.

When we first started, we toyed with doing C-tier rentals but quickly abandoned it because the reality is so much different from what looks like amazing 'government guaranteed' cash flow on paper.