I do have a question for you and the contributing members on this thread; I keep hearing the phrase "if the numbers match up" when referring to if a property should be pursued.

Hope in the future I can contribute to help others here as I gain more experience.

There are things like membership contributions and non-traditional financing that allow you to pre-form the LLC and purchase the properties through the LLC, reducing the risk of an acceleration.

What external factors contribute to the discount rate if not inflation alone?

Can anyone tell me what the max contribution limits would be if I held multiple retirement accounts?  

What contributes to this factor is the end game of each individual.

You need to consider seeking out other forms of financing and discuss membership contributions with your attorney.

I am 24-years old and I make a salary of $65k/year, but I do not currently have as much funding as I would like to contribute to our partnership.My question is the following: would I be able to take out a Personal Loan in order to supplement my contribution?

Perhaps another good question to ask, in addition to the above questions, is:If you don't carry liability coverage, what factors contributed to your decision?

Hi All,I am just starting out on my real estate journey and seeking to educate myself as much as possible as well as network.I operate out of Austin Texas and my background is corporate finance.I am interested in rental property investing (single, multi, and apartment).I learned about the BiggerPockets community through Brandon Turner's book "The Book on Rental Property Investing.I look forward to getting to know the membership and contributing as I learn and grow.Best Regards,Matthew