I agree with Rob and Bruce.

BP was apparently useful to you, but you eventually left to pursue something that put money in your pocket.

He explained that as a fairly new investor, 5 years, that if he was in my position he would save the extra funds for his emergency fund or eventually use the accumulated extra money to buy his next investment.

:)  Did you get into larger multifamiliesI have business partners who are exploring larger deals, so I expect that I will eventually be involved in them.

That came to an end eventually too and we started to focus on distressed condition properties (mold, foundation issues).

Eventually, it led me to choose another lender in the interest of time.The LLC was formulated later and I am working to have the property rent out.I am looking to transfer the property into LLC for the following reasons1) Liability2) Tax separation from individual / rental property.  

Eventually all the guys moved out and I was stuck with a big house by myself but I made sure before purchasing if they were to move out I would still be able to cover all my expenses.   

If you perform a 1031 exchange, you may avoid immediate recapture taxes, but long-term holding strategies must account for eventual recapture.4.

Personally, I live with my girlfriend who owns a condo in Scottsdale we'll eventually convert to a rental, so I would most likely go with a BRRRR strategy myself.

Or something that you think you'll eventually move on to when your personal portfolio is where you want it to be?