I didn't do section 8, I charged too little for rent, allowed tenants to slow pay me, and eventually, I had 10 missed mortgage payments.My perfect credit score collapsed.Fast forward to today, I make roughly $20k/month with my business, and I'm terrified that one day I could lose everything, lol.

Eventually, both are going to face a class action lawsuit and end up in court over this one.  

We will eventually rent our primary residence once my youngest goes to off to college next year and explore other nearby markets to either house hack or BRRR.  

I’m moving to Austin soon and want to start plugging into the local real estate community.I currently own 3 short-term rentals and also co-host some properties for others, but I’m looking to expand my personal portfolio and eventually get into commercial and development projects within the hospitality niche. 

The first time something goes wrong (and something will eventually go wrong) this negative cash flow will have you question the why.I have a fair amount of units.  

After that, my goal is to use the BRRRR strategy to build a large enough portfolio to eventually live off the income.My question to you all is this...If you had to go through your real estate journey again, what state would you choose?

The property eventually sold for $375K.

It is becoming extremely unsightly as they continue to build and will eventually bring tourism/desirability down (in my opinion).  

I'll probably be looking to buy in Mankato eventually...

That’s why people eventually get referred to professionals — not necessarily to upsell them, but because the right answer changes depending on your filing status, income mix, property setup, entity type, and more.You need to look at the full picture.