There are a ton of factors that play into both, especially with CC rewards 0% financing.Personally I've always been a fan of Amex for business CCs and Chase for banking but there are a lot of fin-tech start-ups and online banks these days with pretty compelling options.Would love to hear everyone's recommendations!

You should be rewarded with the highest honor

There’s no right or wrong answer. 10x Napper to me just means I don't hustle and grind anymore and I weigh effort/reward carefully when evaluating a task or venture.

While in my experience “wholesalers” can and often do provide a valuable service, the rewards are anything but easy to obtain, certainly nowhere like the hype being put forth by people wanting to sell books, seminars and mentoring systems.  

Obviously if you find a good contractor pay them well, if they do good work, reward them for it because finding a good contractor is as rare as gold nowadays. 

This means that investors can freely visit and immerse themselves in the ranch environment, truly connecting with its essence and reaping the rewards of their ownership. 

This will be a very rewarding journey! 

And if you wouldn't take that deal, you probably don't like money as much as you should.Using leverage for real estate holdings is obviously a bit different (more risk, more potential reward), but the underlying mechanisms for generating higher returns than what you can get with your own cash are exactly the same.Based on that, it's hard to argue that leverage itself is "bad".

Each LLC must past the sniff test as a real business operation.Finally, I would say there is a cost / benefit and risk / reward to any decision.   

Overall I view SFH investing as much higher risk, all your eggs in one basket, and therefor the "potential" reward less attractive.