Trying to decide if I sell it and it breaks even, should I walk away vs doing a rental.

No matter what you decide always stress test your deals and know where your cash flow break-even point is, and if something is break-even or cash flow negative out of the box, make sure you have enough income and extra cash set aside for a rainy day or year(s). 

@Michael Lynch, If you decide to cut ties with the property, you'll face not only tax implications but also depreciation recapture for the duration you've owned it if you don't do a 1031 exchange.

Hello,My business partner and I, after a lot of research and talking to other investors, decided to get a Google Voice number to use for the business.

Decided to try a different lender for fix and flip we have bought loans from them in the past - what is the reason the loan is not closing?

2) I understand the percentages to consider for vacancy rate, maintenance, eviction costs, and other expenses should be based on the property class, but I'm not sure how to decide the class in this situation, where I'm targeting students (generally 18-24 year olds).

So, when I first decided on multifamily properties I figured I'd be making bank and pay a PMC to do the heavy lifting concerning maintenance, resident calls, and vetting potential resident to rent to.

I recently decided to stop letting uncertainty hold me back and start actively building wealth—especially through strategies like wholesaling and seller financing that don’t require tons of upfront capital.I’m here to learn from real experiences, connect with others who’ve been in my shoes, and eventually give back once I’ve earned my stripes.

There is also a space large enough for an additional ADU if and when we decide to do that.

This is the precise job that you and all of our 3500+ owners have hired us to do.