They are not free but give you an extra layer of quality control and accountability.  

I agree  on the above but as an investor in this raising rate environment, asset-based (aka DSCR loans) are the way to go irregardless of Partnership or Solo venture purchases.

You can try to calculate and control every variable factor and expense, but that is also how a lot of newer investors get caught in the analysis paralysis phase.

Natural disasters, rent control, ordinances, against STR's, taxes etc all pose risk to investors in real estate.

If you’re concerned about owning and controlling the building, condos probably won’t ever be a good play for you.

Equity is typically split between GP and LP shares, with GPs having minority equity ownership but full control.

So buy n holds are typically my forte, but I'm venturing into flipping.

Real estate is a low-risk investment. They are usually not affected by fluctuating markets. It offers endless returns and acts as fixed assets for an extended period. It remains popular and unique as an asset because ...

It must not be located in a rent-controlled area & 3.

But above all, I see this as valuable learning experience, however as I'm still slogging through this endeavor, it's hard to see what the lessons are yet, as most of my troubles appear to be outside my control.