These are all learning experiences that we grow from. 

It seems to me that the lowest rate would get me where i want to go the fastest considering they aren't charging any extra points or fees to get that rate.I appreciate your input!

I have got a task to grow online presence of a real estate website dreamamerica.com in local areas of selected USA states including Florida, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia, Nevada.

Purchase price: $415,000 Cash invested: $105,000 in just this building10 Unit MF in the Norwood area of Cincinnati close to Xavier University with plans to flip tenants, remodel, raise rents, refi/heloc.etc, repeat and grow.

The areas that are consistently good have already developed and who knows whether they will grow from here. 

Great opportunity to grow without using your own funds. 

I should be covered through insurance.So, finally, my question is: how do you limit your exposure to legal liabilities as you your real estate net worth grows, assuming traditional mortgages remain an essential part of your strategy (i.e., an LLC won't work)?

I personally love Montana and have a lot of family friends who have moved up to the Kalispell/ Flathead Lake area but I don't think she would like how long, cold and grey the winters are haha.Also, I have to consider schools and access to sports etc for my boys since playing sports on top competitive teams was something I thoroughly enjoyed growing up. 

According to this article by Rentcafe, "Denver is lit right now, as millennials would say; as the city has four zip codes in the top 20 fastest-growing in the U.S.

Do you think that a new investor could learn through investing as a LP and potentially grow to do deals on their own?