Then, at some point where the bank won't loan anymore to me due to my debt ratio being too high, I plan on selling the SFHs I have, cash out, take a big chunk of that money and buy an apartment complex ( 6 units and +).

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I would love to one day own and manage my own properties, probably no more than 8 single family homes or just a 24 or so unit apartment complex.

Right time, right place type of thing, although I would prefer owning the entire duplex.Our longer term goals are to grow our passive income stream via buy and hold of more SFH and larger apartment complexes.  

I'd like to rent a home simply because I no longer wish to live in a condominium complex which you can hear everyones' arguments and drama EVERYDAY. 

For example, there's a property in my complex currently at auction until Monday on auction.com.

The risk that I reasonably perceive from that based on 90 years of data is less than the risk I perceive from the lower returns in bonds.

If you pulled up this data on her and the data is on someone else and not her, she needs to CALL THEM and straighten it out because it's going to follow her for the rest of her life.Why would she, right out of the blue, have a list of previous addresses, and landlord numbers all ready and waiting for you if she was so shocked to find out there is someone else out there with her name having bad reports. 

It is my understanding that the purpose of the LLC is to protect the owner from liability issues and that in order to do that each property should be in it's own LLC.This is both expensive and complex as it requires separate checking accounts and tax returns for each property.

I have an opportunity to purchase the MAJORITY of a townhouse complex in Fort Smith, Arkansas but still don't quite understand how to use the analysis calculator to determine if it's a good deal or not.