They only have to be all accredited investors if you're doing a 506(c), which you wont want to do at this early stage anyway.

I'm 21 and I'm in the closing stage of my new rental property which ​im excited because I'm always looking for the future and being financially stable and having passive income 10-15 years from now.

. - Take action and look at properties and get out there, do not plan your life away and hide behind "the planning stage"The general idea here is that you need to get out and let the world know what you are doing and the world will respond and THEN and only THEN you will have opportunities arise that can be closed on in creative methods.  

It really comes down to do you want to follow through or is it worth walking away from at this stage.

We have always staged ours houses as well and pricing is everything but we've been successful at selling at or above asking within the first 2 weeks.

You want to detach yourself as much as possible from the deal at least at this stage.

What works for your stage in life and long term plans.

@Mike Flora  your confusing the alienation clause with a business arrangement from day one.. most private lenders MUST lend to LLC for Dodd Frank reasons..  

Alot of agents i meet will see a well staged home and think its great.

The property is located in Northfield, MA - 2,900 square feet, 4/5 beds, 2 baths, 1.34 acres - quartz counters, marble backsplash, stainless appliances, bamboo floors, 2 decks, whitewash shiplap and completely furnished/staged (I am also a realtor and home stager) - very high end look.