Over the years I have been able to obtain most of the major construction licenses including general contractor, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and roofing.

I have general real estate sales skills for the average consumer but ultimately strive to build and be a part of something bigger than one and done transactions.DM me if interested in discussing opportunities with me further.- Andrew

For example:- tracking each tenant per room - rent payments (especially if they’re not all on the same schedule) - vacancies when a room opens up - general organization across multiple propertiesAre you using property management software like Buildium/AppFolio, spreadsheets, or something else?

Just general question - has anyone had experience or know anyone that has used Deferred (www.deferred.com) to facilitate 1031 exchanges?

I’m planning to move out after about a year and hold the property long-term as a rental.I’ve been learning about cost segregation and accelerated depreciation and wanted to sanity-check timing and strategy with people who’ve actually done this.A few questions:Does it generally make more sense to wait until the property is 100% rental before doing a cost segregation study?

My thoughts so far are that by moving forward with a house hack strategy I will be able to build more equity and cash flow while increasing my general net worth/ wealth.

If you are a local investor, investor friendly RE agent, general contractor, etc feel free to reach out!

David,I am a new investor, and am exploring markets that seem amenable to real estate investing with high rent-price ratio and low price in general.

In general there are more upkeep and surprises that a early 1900s building can have compared to a 1980s building for example.

In general the process for buying from a wholesaler isn’t any different than buying direct.