Set a limit for the amount of property value in each LLC so you don't "have all your eggs in one basket".

I think it's a residue of wood eating bugs.  

What you decide is up to you of course, but if you think that you can find excellent tenants, and are comfortable with them next door, you may be able to have your cake (a bigger house) and eat it too (finance it with rental income that others pay). 

However, the goal has always been to spend a lot of time and energy in these 'earlier' years setting up a bunch of nest eggs for the future.

I have really low payments on my student loans so there is no fear in eating up income.

Without knowing the numbers, it might be a decent cash on cash return, but over the short term it might eat your lunch.

I'm interested in wholesaling but do not know how to start or build a network or action plan

How I have expenses before cap ex and vacancy 325$ mortgage taxes and insurance per month33 $ water bill per month 100$ my management team eat expense (spread over all properties ) So a total of $457 expenses before cap ex and vacancy .

But then it all starts getting pretty expensive, and eats deeply into your profits. 

The rules are a bit different if your nest egg is in a Roth IRA.The $10,000 you take out for your first home is a qualified distribution as long as you've had your Roth account for 5 years.