Famous people with good stories are a bonus.2) Podcasts that drone on about the same thing (I'm financially free because I syndicate, blah blah blah ... rather un-interesting)3) Structure and original contentLooking forward to listening to what you put together!

But be carefull, loans tend to multiply when you do not control your financial sutiation and you will have to take more and more to close previous ones and you will end with almost nothing but only debts.

I am currently listing it with the IMLS as well as 6-7 individual websites focused on international/panama real estate.

The key is just management and setting up financial structures that will make you feel a bit more comfortable. 

Tell him that you’re looking to get this property under contract with the seller and turn around and sublease it to another individual.

@Jason Stephens  I think it's a question best for your financial advisor, but personally I would consider downsizing, not upsizing on your home. 

I read and listen to different sources that of course talk about syndication for  150 +, 200 + and get how one individual unless your exceedingly wealthy can't do those deals alone. 

You can search individual homes and see what the asking rent was, but you don't see what the actual rent rate was.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the value of Scott’s interest in any of the LLC interests listed on Exhibit B increases as a result of his active efforts, the appreciation of such assets shall be deemed Marital Propertya) Active shall be defined as exclusively engaging in gainful self-employment working toward the growth of his LLC interests listed on Exhibit B, successor LLC’s, spinoff LLC’s, or any other LLC or gainful acquisition made using premarital funds, mortgages, or other financial instruments to fund growth.

The compliance coach that was given to me through the company for the 1st LLC I filed with, says that all these documents are important to have in case if I were to get sued, a judge will see that the LLC was operating like a proper LLC, rather than a individual who simply registered a LLC form with the state.