I have $500k personal liability on the rentals and $1mm on personal house.I'm looking at an umbrella for $3 million - - thus far I've been presented "Markel" .  

So Im going to assume this has been asked a million times, but I was just struggling to figure out the ARV and the costs.I have knowledge on what  and how much X should cost and stuff, but when people explain calculating the costs its more elaborated through writing.I was wondering if someone could kindly explain it in math form.Im more of a math guy just fyi. 

This post seems to contradict the bigger pockets philosophy and seems awfully a lot like the real estate gurus - "click here to learn how you can make millions in real estate."

Or pass up millions cause it's not morally right or breaking the rules a little.

The better commercial loans are generally in the millions in loan value to start and are non-banks.In that range say you land 10 units at 50,000 a unit for 500,000 those are generally mid-range tenants that require more work to the asset and collecting rents.

“But I’m not sure how it’s going to affect the city, economy-wise.”New York City’s economy depends on people—millions of people—wanting to live here, crammed together in small apartments, crowded sidewalks and packed subway cars.

DeYoung, founder of American Pension Services defrauded clients of millions of dollars. https://www.investmentnews.com/sec-hits-american-pension-services-and-its-founder-with-fraud-charges-57609You can just google it to learn more about this case.Using IRA LLC structure will help you minimize such risk, or better yet consider using truly self-directed Solo 401k (if eligible).

There is a reason Amazon is investing millions in the city.

People try marketing to an entire state of 10 million people and fail miserably.

Commercial loans are about 3.8-4.2% right now... so if you buy a 5 cap that is highly levereged, the play is appreciation, and increasing NOI.oh and for those that say appreciation is fiction, tell that to my friend who bought a house years ago for 20k and sold it for 950k.... or the bldg they bought for 450k selling for 3,5 million....