And their rent roll combine will allow us to cash flow after gas, water, rent, and setting aside money for capex. 

They have no fees and if they do it is very rare, however, to unlock all the perks they offer you do have to sign up for direct deposit to maximize everything they offer.  

I’ve dealt with similar issues in lower-level units, and they can definitely be tricky.Since you’re seeing water damage in both the front and back of the unit, it’s likely a combination of grading/drainage issues and possibly hydrostatic pressure (groundwater pushing in from the outside), especially if it’s a basement-level space.Here’s who I’d suggest contacting, in this order: 1.

. $250 - 300k max for both combined with down payment and remodel funds.

Making millions a year and often paying $0 in taxes.Short Term Rentals supercharge this:RE pros use cost segregation and bonus depreciation combined with leverage to create massive losses with minimal cash.Combined with 1031s and snowballing, you create a business that never pays tax.

One thing I would recommend is only doing a 2 unit on FHA since 3-4 units rarely pass the self sustainability test.

Run-of-the-mill nice is fine, but to excel, you need to do something different (interesting design, or game rooms, or hot tubs, or themes, or some combination of these or other tactics). 

It's a great combination since everyone is obsessed with both.

In some cases, investors are combining seller financing in second position with bank debt in first position to reach 90–100% financing.

We are debating if we should buy a condo here (we would need to live in a fairly expensive neighborhood such as Westwood or Santa Monica due to commuting schedules), invest in long distance real estate, or some combination.