If an investment is hindered each year by taxes than it will not grow as quickly.

This would hinder my plan for a quick flip wholesale deal.

My worry was that the debt might hinder me from seeking out financing from a bank or credit union for my first property.

Also, would not having a title policy hinder me from selling the property?

That's part of the deed restriction which can really hinder the leveraged investor.

I have 2 dogs myself, so I always try to be pet friendly, but I wasn't realizing what a huge hinderance it can be to not accept pets.

My goals in order are this. 1. free up time to spend on non-profit "things", 2. reduce stress, 3. take 1/3 of stock portfolio and increase its ROI through real estate without hindering #1 & #2Other questions:1. 

Years back I didn't want to have that hinder my negotiation ability but its a different ball game today.

Would that hinder my ability to get a new loan on a new property in Chicago?

I am hungry and I will not allow anything to hinder my ability or eagerness to achieve my goals in becoming a successful real estate investor.