Why on earth would you spend your life accumulating assets and not spend the money to go sit with a good estate planning attorney??

Holding costs such as property taxes, insurance, and loan interest accumulate over time and can significantly affect the overall profitability.I know there are many other factors and investors analyze projects using different methods but this is some initial input for the thread. 

My course is accumulation of everything I have learned in the real estate space as a Wholesaler, Rehabber, Developer and Landlord over the last 6 years.

@Krystal MarquezI think the key to get 20 properties is to decide that you want 20 In the coming 3 years first 5 this year.Gross in real estate like any business isn't Linear it is exponential.I bought two my first year using my partners cash then 7All the way to today having a annual target of 30 properties and no I'm not flipping.Up to a five Plex most banks consider it being residential meaning you can get up to 97% at a residential rate.Make one of these and you accumulate five units per deal.You can also have one mortgage on your nameAnd another on your husband's name.Another strategy which could definitely help you achieve your goals is doing subject to deals.Where are you get someone to transfer the deed while leaving his financing in place.That's a strategy that needs almost no money.You would pay for closing cost for a attorney to review the documents that you useMaybe pay the seller some moving money,And a couple payments that he might be behindl on to reinstate his mortgage.

Due to item 1, adding an ADU can require years to start achieving any return (once the accumulated cash flow recovers the initial negative position).4) Adding an ADU is a slow process.

Perhaps we accumulate around 25-30 of these (at our current pace, this is very reasonable.)

I have found the key to this form of investment is to try to minimize within reason the amount of stuff you accumulate because it’s just easier to keep moving.

Fourth, the real estate taxes accumulate. 

Start spending time submerging yourself within real estate and your confidence will accumulate. 

My question is it more benificial to save up more money to pay for a second home and accumulate more debt or pay off this first one asap?