There is no general rule as to how many sponsors are good and bad, mostly because investing (life in general) isn't that black and white.Just like @Aaron K. said, make sure you know what to look for and the questions to ask so you can determine if someone is the real deal or not.

I have made it a life mission to be financially free and to help others using Real Estate.

It is never advisable for landlords to get involved in tenants personal life issues.

Whatever it is, just make sure it's got high returns- you want your first investment to have a nice healthy buffer and produce enough income to keep you moving forward.

If you break things down such as some equipments, Kitchen appliances, or special roof or something, each asset has a different life term.

But the end goal is basically to be as sustainable and eco friendly as possible, both in the building of the building and the materials its built from and the life span of the building.

Healthy is considered 6 months.  

I am Alex Cole, I stumbled across the bigger pockets podcast in search for some financial education in my life, and have been hooked since.

I have some past experience with real estate, and I've bought and sold one condo, and I'm in the process of selling my small business.Most days, I work as an analyst in the construction rental industry, but I'd like to one day leave the corporate life and have various income-producing investments.If you are in the Los Angeles area and have good experience, I'd love to meet up for a cup of coffee.

Whatever path is your choice, some mathematically more sense and other more life sense.