@Indya E.

@Uri E. 

Thus you rent up and break even phase instead of 18 months might be 3 to 4 years. e. 

@Lynnette E.

After 1 year, lock in a 30-year conventional loan E.

On the other end, @Jonathan R McLaughlin, I think the nature of your transactions are way complex when compared to my humble upcoming start in turnkey rentals, but I get your point.Great recommendations @Lynnette E.; I don't mind (and actually like) keeping records on my own so I expect this to help a lot in reducing the fees, but the approach @Susan M. has taken in pulling and categorizing everything at the end of the year is very appealing; I will add that $100 per door you tipped me on as a rule of thumb to triage bad cash flow deals.

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Experience with the below topics: EstimatingSDG&E Work & Service Order DevelopmentCity of San Diego RelationsContractor Selection Strategy & Delivery Method Expertise in the following Scopes - Elevators, Structural Steel, Curtain Wall, ShoringInspection & Signoff ProcessDevelopment Team StructureStrip Mall TI

I have short rental properties that I use Schedule E to file income tax for.

I've been looking mostly in Humbolt Park E of Kimball and N of Augusta, Logan Square, Avondale, and into S Irving Park.