Dear Beneficiary,I wish to inform you that your compensation and settlement funds/payment total sum of $8.5 million dollars has been deposited in this bank by the United Nations and the Africa's Fund settlement Commit...

You want an accountant who can help you strategize and who is responsive when you want to know the consequences of the financial decisions you are making throughout the year.Good luck.

It’s also worth making sure the way you’re running and structuring the property fits with your bigger financial picture, so when you’re ready for your next property, it helps both your cash flow and long-term tax strategy.Many investors use built-up equity from their first rental through a cash-out refinance or a 1031 exchange to grow strategically.

Even if we see things differently, I genuinely believe respectful opinions like yours add real value to the conversation.Just to clarify the situation:-Property taxes represent barely ~1% of the total debt.

The initial REITs offered in the 1960s were packaged with the worst properties in the sponsors portfolios; the next wave of offerings were better properties but at way above market prices.  

I leverage my engineering background to analyze financial projections.

I know a few people that are purchasing sub 100K properties, then selling the  property with owner financing.

Duplex's are a bit out of my price range without high leverage but I'm willing to consider it if it makes financial sense. 

Hire a financial planner to get professional advice tailored to your specific situation.

I am a loan originator as well who helps people like you, so I'm happy to have a conversation about your financial strategy and qualifying for your first purchase.