@Megan Tavasto I’ve started using Housie.io, seems to be more comprehensive with background checks and income verification directly from bank, not pdf which can be forged

It gives a comprehensive report of credit, any record, employment history, etc and gives a good "on paper" look of potential tenants.

Open floor plans are almost the default in new construction today.

Hi All,I know this question probably comes up often, but I wanted to ask: if you're using QuickBooks to manage your rental properties, which plan are you using?

A Real Case: Money Without Direction, by Lynn BehmMy late wife Jackie and I personally experienced inheritance early in our married lives—roughly a million dollars over time, when a million dollars truly mattered.There was no plan tying that wealth to income-producing assets.

So I searched for this and CHATGPT spits out the following:A Roth Solo 401(k) is fully subject to these IRS restatement cycles because it is a qualified defined contribution plan.

@Joshua Lee It just means providing a way for potential buyers to walk the property and take a look around--unless you're wholesaling virtually, which in that case accurate and comprehensive photos could suffice.

If INFLATION is the plan, then one needs a facilitating causation. 

I have already invested in rehabbing the first house and plan to hold it for the foreseeable future to help pay for my mother's care. 

And it's not going to be any 1-step, it's going to be a plan with multiple steps to execute along the way.