It's a very lightweight spackle that looks kinda marshmallowy (no, don't taste it).

In the beginning focus on sfr's (single family residences) because they're the easiest to liquidate.4.

Unfortunately, I have yet to find any program that teaches everything you need to know in a single bootcamp.

In many states, single member LLCs do not provide this kind of protection.If you are the only member of the LLC the court can and often does seize assets from the LLC to enforce a judgment.The best way to protect yourself from personal liability is...1) Don't screw people2) Maintain liability insurance - an umbrella policy is very cheap.YMMV of course.

Both are 2-bedroom Single Family Homes.

All of my houses are single story or have plumbing on the first floor only and they all have unfinished basements.

Single family houses are generally the most forgiving for a lot of reasons and therefore I always recommend starting with a few of those.You do NOT want to BUY BIG; lose all your capital; gain a bad reputation; and be forced into bankruptcy.

I highly recommend you go after a single family, 2 unit or 3 unit before diving right in to the 6-plex.

Say I have two single family homes.

I have noticed recently that the GRM for single family homes in the Utah market are coming in way high. 14, 15, and 16.