As for the rest of your questions (2) I'm open to all asset classes with the focus being on the "right" type of asset to maximize depreciation (I.e. more value in improvements relative to land cost since it's not depreciable)

Will give your buyer a level of comfort knowing what sales are compared to their national average with rent per sq ft they are paying on the lease.2.

I see investors raise deductibles to maximize cash flows but that would also bring higher risk in the event of a loss.

It was necessary and worth it, but be sure you have a comfortable amount of extra cash on hand for major unexpected surprises like this.

A place where people can feel comfortable and mingle at their leisure.

If you are willing to sacrifice a bit of personal comfort, I'd recommend house hacking a single family house and using the rent by the room strategy.

And I'm making more money.So, I don't know if the profile pick makes a difference but I say let those that find you too quirky go work with someone that has no sense of humor. 100% agree bro.The folks who are too afraid to lose business and stay in the middle comfort zone all the time don't know just how much business they are actually missing out by playing it so safe.

Once you consume enough books/videos/podcasts you'll get to the point where you feel comfortable enough with the concepts to dive into it.

All LLCs have partners.What are my best options to contribute to retirement and maximize tax advantage, either near or long term.

They have competitive rates and certain rental protections that give some level of comfort to you as a landlord.