However, be prepared for management challenges with 12 units, consider the market's volatility, and acknowledge potential liquidity limitations.

So say you only had 20k liquid that day you took that % of ownership for that particular property.

In addition, they told us they provide a liquidation service so you could pull out up to 90% of the limit.

Starting with cash is a great strategy, but I would still consider using leverage to stay liquid for emergencies, which provides financial security.

Right now I have one checking account, and a Individual brokerage account with most of my capital liquidated, Im debating If I should open a new account before I get Pre-approved, or wait until I buy a property to do so.

Other than liquidity, and the chance to put the money to work again (next deal, etc.).

I know that the spreadsheet warriors may disagree, but there is some value in being very liquid sitting on a pile of cash/index funds/interest bearing investments.

I am leaning towards liquidating so I can go into other ventures.

When I asked how much liquidity and net worth they had, they said less than $100k liquid and less than $1mm net worth.

Flat rate is available too in many market …..currently there are few SFR fund that is liquidating their asset by using cheap 1% broker.