This is not about gum vs REI as much as thinking in terms of business returns overall.

Not saying you have to figure out the complete framework of another structure up front (that would be premature) - but would be good to think about whether or not this LLC is designed to cover one building, period, and anything else would be a separate conversation, or whether it's designed to expand.Good luck and keep us posted!

I'm considering buying and flipping houses or just renting them out, however there's just so much to learn and I'm afraid to take the next step prematurely. 

I'm really excited to get started, but I don't want to get into something prematurely over my enthusiasm, so I'm taking my time to make sure I know how all the finances and rules work.

As far as the damage is concerned, it's not so much that it's dirty and the fins are bent (which personally would drive me nuts if it were my" new" AC unit), but if the unit were to fail prematurely or require service, no matter what or when, it will be your fault.

The move now  sounds premature.

But BP suggest starting with a book that includes task and learning that seeming are premature.

@Joe Splitrock sorry my 4 year old tapped my screen while i was writing my previous response and prematurely posted it.

That would unnecessarily gum up the works in consumer transactions.If you wanted confidentiality, you should have instructed the appraiser of that before he/she took the job.

I know you want to jump-start your real estate investments but it's way too premature at the moment.