Excited to see how things play out for you and looking forward to hearing updates as you work toward that $50k goal.

.• Rent: depreciation can wipe out a big chunk of your taxable income, so your $400/month cash flow may be almost tax-free.

If you want to know any other specifics, feel free to ask. 

Keep a close eye on the competition, and price your unit at or slightly below the other available units.Offering a 'free month' is ok.

Feel free to check it out anytime.Good luck, and happy to connect.

I started back when they were in Beta mode and free so I've seen them grow quite a bit.

This one is a newer build townhome in an A-class Bluffdale neighborhood — great location, newer construction, and easy to manage long term.Property OverviewProperty Type: Townhome – newer build, A-class neighborhoodPurchase Price: $480,000 (market value)Down Payment: $70,000Underlying Loan Balance: about $410,000Interest Rate: 2.375% fixed through December 2051Loan Start: December 2021Monthly P&I: $1,755Taxes/Insurance (Escrow): $470Total PITI: $2,225 per monthRented: $2,495 per monthServiced through Escrow SpecialistsProtection: Recorded Notice of Interest on titleWhy I Bought ItThis isn’t a big cash-flow play — it likely breaks even after reserves — but the rate was too good to pass up.

Hi @Josselyn Palma nice to meet you here on BP, BECU doesn’t support Zelle for business accounts, so your fastest fee-free options are either move the LLC account to a bank that offers Zelle for business or use a rent‑collection platform that accepts free ACH from tenants.

Obviously at 67 your goal should be to limit debt/risk but you still own quite a but free and clear so it'll be OK.

@Michael Baum - I heard your re-play on the BP podcast yesterday!