I want ice cream!"

Yeah, people can up vote dumb stuff too but it's less likely overall and the cream tends to rise anyway.

I've worked for a few direct lenders and theres a reason the cream of the crop become brokers; half of W2 employee LO's have no idea what they are doing...If I'm buying a property, I want a good quarterback directing me through the process, not a third string who is lucky to see the light of day.

I have painted some vivid colors in my own space but a flip or rental  I use neutral and even so grey vs cream color can look really different depending on the lighting and windows.

I will be maintaining an internship with Daisy brand's (the sour cream company) sales division.

You can always be safe and go with an off white or cream.

You might need to brace yourself for some (more) hard-hitting responses suggesting reality checks.My own advice is: please do NOT rely on turnkey providers to get you closer to your future goals, for the simple reason that ALL the cream will already have been taken out of any profit, by you buying properties off THEM!

I hope not mine.Its not surprising Turkey investing isnt all peaches and cream.  

-I constructed my team to consist of the cream of the crop Property Management Team in Dallas, a partner that owns and operates 200M in Real Estate, and I moved to the city that I invest so that I can submerge myself in the market... super check.I don't think that the credibility and experience I've amassed is anything special, but I do think that it sufficient enough to entice warm traffic for a conversation about investing with us..By warm traffic I mean family and friends who have consistently asked that I let them know when I get a deal that they'd be able to participate in (and my goodness what a deal this is). 

I'd say the value of keeping the original tax base creams (like in $1000+ per month) any perceived advantage of the LLC.