But, if you are accumulating lots of real estate, your personal assets are also going expand, so you need to protect them, too.

I have recently started an LLC with the hopes of accumulating properties.

The prospect and thought of accumulating wealth!

Well for context I am 19 years old, working part time going to college and have saved up 20k with plans to accumulate even more to invest in real estate.My goal right now is to use an FHA loan to buy a 3 family multifamily and househack it as the ROI along with the low money down just makes perfect sense for me.

We are planning to sell off the 3 lots, which were bought at the right time, and with cash accumulated build a small community of sfr's in semi rural area.

Even with zero cashflow you’re making money in debt pay down, accumulating tax write offs in depreciation and lowering interest expenses each year.

I was into REI & stocks, but abandoned the equities after the infamous Black Monday (1987), so I concentrated on just accumulating Real Estate.

I'd then plan to repeat this process multiple times to accumulate a portfolio of rental properties.My purpose for paying all cash up front is to obtain the property at a discount for (a) an all cash offer and (b) a fast close.

I thought about it and realized that to compare apples to apples, I should be looking 30 years out, and comparing:A: 30yr refiB: refi for 15 or 20 years and then invest the savings once the mortgage is paid off.I added a column showing the accumulated savings from after year 15 (or 20) when I'd no longer have to pay a mortgage and it completely changes the result.

Cash flow is a slow way to accumulate revenue to scale.