I've seen several investors investing in essentially zero cash flow BRRRRs, just to expand their portfolio and get more exposure to the market growth.As @Dan Hunter hinted at, I would also suggest you look at your rental rate and be sure it's market.

This is known as 100% bonus depreciation.

This gets you exposure.

If the property is deeded in your personal name, the rental license held in an LLC will make no difference to your personal exposure to liability.

Both my wife and I are both practicing Christians so that would also be a bonus if you are as well, but if not that is also okay.

@Joshua RountreeI agree with Greg, and also the most exposure will bring the best price for you.

MF allows for bonus depreciation which is huge when it comes to building wealth as it limits Uncle Sams involvement in deleting your profits!

Of course, other routes like becoming a real estate agent, appraiser, inspector may give you some kind of exposure but if you want to be a wholesaler, then find a wholesaler and partner with them.

He got this debt through a local bank, which was acquired by a larger bank, which wanted to reduce their exposure to these types of loans.

Why pay out bonuses to execs when I can get those bonuses in the form of sweat equity and appreciation.