But others investors with different risk tolerances, goals and financial situations invest in the platform.2) I feel directly owned properties are great because they give me maximum control and the ability to tweak them exactly how I want.

(high risk tolerance, lower rebab costs, access to HML/PML, etc.)   2. 

You could also explore more passive routes.At the end of the day, the best move is the one that fits your goals, financial situation, and risk tolerance.

Your risk tolerance and net worth depend on how many future properties you would add.

We don’t tolerate negative people and we have quite a large group of people from every background and industry.

You could also have a little more risk tolerance and pull equity out of your existing portfolio to roll into new opportunities. 

For your current home that you plan to rent, setting up a separate LLC can help limit liability and keep finances organized, but it depends on your risk tolerance and long-term plans.

It's important to align the lock-in period with your investment horizon and risk tolerance, we can explore this further in a comprehensive consultation.3.

This comes down to risk tolerance Ella.

Both strategies have pros and cons, but it depends on your equity, cash flow goals, and risk tolerance.