ProsRisk DiversificationPotential to find better opportunitiesMore property available to choose fromConsFewer economy of scale benefitsStretched to thin due to more things to keep track ofAdditional risk due to higher overheadRisk of needing to rely on a new set of individuals (Sometimes the Devil you know is better than the one you don't)Potential to end up with less profitable opportunities

I obviously prefer (a) but asked you if you discussed this precise issue with your vendor.

Your decision to make depends on whether you’re looking to build quick capital or work through a renovation and refinance in the long run.Do you have a preference at this time?

This may be a really stupid question, but if you are trying to reply to an individual who commented on a post you made, how do you post to them alone.

Since I’m not opening a LLC or anything like that it just goes on an additional document along with my individual tax forms.

It's why business between HMLs are with LLCs because they aren't licensed to do conventional mortgages to individuals. 

You guys are an awesome group of giving individuals.

However, as a licensed agent, I legally can only do the deal as myself, an individual, not acting as an agent to anyone; self-representing.  

BP has been an awesome place for me to post any questions that I had about Real Estate on the forums, connected me with some great individuals and been my catalyst for making my real estate moves. 

Individual retirement plans were developed for people who do not know how to manage their money and save for their future.