So, I actually think it is fairly normal to not necessarily get more nervous but certainly get more conservative as you progress along.Then there is also a strange learning cycle that is normal to go through ... in the beginning, you don't even know enough to see all the risks, so you are more fearless than you should be.

It's still a work in progress.  

Finance through non conventional lenders( interest rates are high)Please help me in solving this as this is the first real estate investment and we wan to progress further How people of this forum are financing the properties bought under and LLC, All ideas are welcomeThanks so muchKiran

It's been a few weeks and I'd be interested to hear if you've made any progress.

Keep us posted on your progress.

Greetings and salutations everyone hoping your days as well as my own will prosper progressively though the porfessional support of the Bigger Pockets community.

Prolly one of the best functional upgrade decisions I made.If successful here's a pic of kitchen in progress - it shows the taller cabs in 8' ceiling and a drawer stack.  

(In effect, the LLC limits the recovery to the limits of your insurance coverage; without the LLC the plaintiff can get the insurance and then come after you for whatever the insurance does not cover.)If you do any kind of partnership structure that does not have limited liability, then you put the partners' personal assets at risk.One other note:  if you do an LLC and your investors are passive (e.g., limited) partners, then you are technically selling them a security and you really, really need to get a securities lawyer involved in drawing up your partnership documents.  

Wanting to eventually progress into large multi families Biggest issues I'm having now, besides just seeing more deals, is financing.

I'll also need recommendations for contractors, HMLs, and handymen as I slowly progress there.