What I find is that I end up paying a little more on the purchase side.

Talking with a good CPA/attorney is worth it, especially if you’re considering a Series LLC in KC.Since I also work with a lending company, I see a lot of different setups and what tends to work as people scale.

My wife and I started by building our foundation by saving diligently and moving strategically to take advantage of better financing through primary residence purchases.Over time, we’ve used tools like the 1031 exchange to scale our portfolio, even relocating out of state to expand into new markets.

I set this one up starting at 5 units just because that’s been a sweet spot for me personally - if I’m looking at anything bigger, I’ll usually move over to a larger model I’ve been working on the past few months.This one’s really built around analyzing the income and income potential of each unit over time, and it’s flexible - you can scale the unit count up or down.

This ensures you could get in the game quicker with less risk and then scale from there.

My company purchases non performing loans from banks secured by commercial real estate with high equity.

We've been able to scale to nine units together at 21.

Hello @Aaron Phifer,Over the past 17+ years, I’ve helped clients purchase more than 580 Las Vegas rental properties.

@Brandon LeeI’m a fan of cash out refis to harvest some equity to scale up for free.

We are considering using an SDIRA to purchase real estate in Costa Rica.