Alrighty, lots of info coming, once I start I can't be stopped!

And you've started at a great place here in these forums.From the 1031 perspective, however, there isn't any difference at all. 

They started off in the one-off single family home modular designs but in the recent years have acquired facilities across the US to really ramp up supply to meet the demand of the market especially here in LA for developers looking to big large affordable multifamily housing.

Then, started a family and became a union carpenter.

I just started to look at HELOC's, and don't think it'll be worth it to refinance because my low interest rate.

Depending on how far these tenants are lagging market rates for their similar size and condition of unit, you can be a touch more aggressive, but likely want to keep your rates $50+ below competition, so even if they are pissed they will start shopping around and realize they will still have to pay more and incur moving costs, if they choose to leave.

Now, every deal isn't a deal, so it starts with how you purchase and what your long term goals are.

What tips have you guys been using as starters to start with peace of mind on your asset protection journey?

I wanted to start off with working on a property with only minor repairs and cosmetics.

When I saw Antoine Martel from FlipSystem Posting Advertisement on social media like this:"You only need $10K ~ $30K to invest in RealEsate doing Flipping and make 100% ROI in 4 months""My clients in FlipSystem averagely spend 4 hours in managing each Flip Project""We help you to quite your JOB in couple of months by doing Flipping""We have few hundreds of success happy client - (Actually there might be few hundreds of clients losing their hard working money)"And lots of other advertisement stating: "Easy, Fast, Low RISK" in their programI thought: "Wow, doing Flipping is so easy and profitable and low-bar to enter in, I should join their program and start make money!"