Im sorry if this is you but I'd be rich if I got paid every time I told a DIY'er they did a decent job, knowing it was crap.

People conflate wear and tear with cleanliness.A carpet can be slightly worn, with irremovable stains, but clean of dandruff, dander, and other crap.

I would assume that for any expenses within the LLC, those that aren’t part of the partnership (LLC filing, office/home expenses, etc.) would be combined with my share of the partnered expenses.

Those properties are in crap neighborhoods where no one with money wants to live.

Some have higher origination and interest but not a lot of junk fee's, and others have little fees upfront but a crap ton of junk fees.

A nice combination of summer movers and hurricane Florence.

If you don't have enough Solo 401k funds to purchase the property as an all-cash deal, you can combine your Solo 401k funds with non-recourse debt to purchase the investment property.

It’s combining driving for dollars and a part time job into one.

But as of now I'd like to go into real estate and try to combine that with my interest in finance.

When acquiring multiple rent houses, would it be a smart technique to start combining the cash flow from all of your rentals to pay off one and then after your first rental is paid off you start funneling that cash flow with the rest and pay off your next house and once momentum is created you start paying off all of your homes quickly?