Evertually we’d like to expand our horizons once we become more experienced and have more time after the military.

@Edwin G Cruz Jr with "no money," your options are somewhat more limited: wholesaling, partnering with someone with money are the two that come to mind.It is great that you have an 8 year time horizon you are aiming for; that should make it fairly easy to work backwards and determine your cadence. 

Due to my re-awakened inspiration through your podcasts I have started to think of expanding my horizons across the "pond" . 

If your time horizon is long enough it makes sense, but figure out the break even point.

This is why I like to see inexperienced, or somewhat experienced investors have long term time horizons.

Saying "I see a recession on the horizon" is like saying "I see bad weather in the future" or "something unexpected will happen next month" or "someone close to you will die".

Hi @Gina Kim, these days I'm always so happy to see other W2 employees expanding their economic horizons.

@Bill Goodland @Parker SmithIt's unlikely to get any easier to put your team together without work on the horizon.

Is Airbnb looking at a lot more changes on the horizon? 

If you don't, you'll likely see a longer pay-back horizon with a move like this than you'd like.- Watersense or other water conservation methods with showerheads (the biggest drain on water bills other than leaks and loos) are often cheap and easy ways to reduce the bill with little to no impact on the tenants' lives.- LLC name can be anything you want, but I'd certainly think purchasing this and holding title as an LLC makes sense for a 14-plex.