Some investors are willing to place multiple entities in a single LLC, increasing the exposure and potential loss, in order to leverage their money to grow faster.

I'd do the 30 year and you can pay it off faster if you want to.

I know it sucks, but you will learn a lot, a lot faster than you will with cold calling, online ads, ringless voicemail, email, or any other method.

If I’m able to achieve my goal of analyzing 10 deals per week, I will get faster and more confident which will lead to more offers and hopefully a sweet deal.

YOu can specify in the contract that foreclosure will be by judicial suit, and the judge can make a ruling for immediate eviction, and things can get done much faster, I think like 2-3 months time in our county. 

I would hire a couple of guys to work everyday which in turn will get the job done faster which saves in interest payments and you can get tenants in there sooner to start paying for the place and putting cash flow in your pocket. 

Do you guys think I'm making a mistake by doing all bills paid to rent it faster?

(pay myself 1st) The 10% from my weekly paycheck should I save it or then use it to put equity in the house faster?

This works faster, and you only pay for the loan once (actually, you're not the one paying for it) but you can use the now increased seed money to infinity. 

@Kevin Blanchard I respect an appreciation play, but there isn't much weight to it when you're buying in a volatile city at the top of a market you know?