I know there can be a lot of due dilegence that can go into this but I have ALOT of free time to put into it.

If there is anything else you need please feel free to reach out

If there is financing on the property it is their credit that is at risk, if there is no financing it is still their free & clear property that is at risk. 

(roommates ugh) My mom cosigned and I promised to refinance her off of the mortgage to free up her credit before moving on to other properties, so that is my next step. 

My limited exposure to treia meetings is they are one giant guru sellfest, which isn’t for me.If you’re looking long distance, feel free to hit me up, as that’s what I do.

I was hired by two investors to start and run and grow their property management company, it's a complex process, but I'd be happy to share with you my strategies for growth and success, feel free to DM me.

Also, any other advice from anyone with experience investing in low-income properties feel free to school me. 

The only difference is that usually the farmer lives in the house and when they sell we take the allocation for the amount of the house and yards and the farmer gets that profit tax free from the 121 primary residence exemption.The remainder of the farm land the farmer 1031 exchanges into other investment real estate and defers all tax on the sale. 

I’ve been successfully house hacking for the past year, renting out my three spare bedrooms and occupying the fourth, allowing me to live for free since the rent covers my mortgage and utilities.

Feel free to reach out!