@BRANDON CHAMPAGNE, have you figured out the BRRRR strategy?

We call this "champagne taste buds but a bud light budget." b) You are not being honest when you do your taxes.

@Chase Champagne  rental income and expenses (incl mortgage interest), split of the valuation of the property between building and land, so you can depreciate the building. 

Maybe do a Safari one day but having to take shots and other issues not high on my bucket list.When I was in Paris last year we went out to champagne and one of the couples was from Namibia  and they were nice couple but its for sure a have an have nots world. 

Champagne to peanut butter sandwiches as the economy rolls.Housing is a basic need, and if structured correctly, you can ride out the ups and downs.And I just like Apartments!

    (1) You are right, it's possible that some people have champagne eyes and Coors Light budgets.(2) Mortgage lenders don't calculate based on "taxable income."

I got a bottle of champagne and had a little party to celebrate... seriously, I did.The problem is that he let the propane tank run empty and didn't heat the house properly, so now there's a water leak from frozen pipes. 

Salut Marc Champagne, je fais ca depuis maintenant 2 ans , j'avais une compagnie de réno avant, ce qui marche le plus... c'est de faire des offres ;) les deals viennent d'un peu partoutsi tu as des questions hésite pas

@Marc Champagne Hi and welcome to BiggerPockets!

I grew up in Los Angeles and San Diego but currently live in San Francisco.I have a great day job working for a luxury beverage alcohol company guiding strategy on how to get Americans to drink more Champagne.