I hit just about every bump in the road but eventually got the houses on the market.

Eventually, tried both Digb and Stessa which are setup specifically for real estate out of the box and are cheaper than QBO.

I don’t believe most “clawbacks” are due until you eventually sell the property you 1031’d in to.

I want to start investing in properties as the home i just purchase id like to eventually be a rental, started to read books podcasts etc to start to educate myself on this world.

I’m looking to grow in this space, learn from others, and eventually build out a portfolio.

I’m seeking advice from anyone willing to share their insight.My ultimate goal is to become a limited partner, private lender, and owner of several triple-net retail spaces and residential apartment buildings, eventually working my way up to luxury apartment complexes with 500+ units.

Then, when rates eventually fall:Your cash flow increasesYour property’s value goes up (cap rate compression)You can refinance and possibly cash out equity tax-free 4.

Eventually when people get tired of sharing a wall they look to SFR's. 

We were able to cash flow for nearly two years while the COVID years pushed up the property values, and we eventually sold.

Eventually I created a system that pulls in all the key data and helps me spot cash-flowing properties faster.