They weren’t lazy, careless, or financially reckless — just overwhelmed.

I do not know how they sleep at night losing that kind of money.

Hi guys,I lived in a house from 2012 till Jan 2022. In Jan 2022 I moved out and it became a rental...My understanding, if I lived in the property for 2 out of the last 5 years I can sell it without paying taxes on the...

Repairs and upgrades boost value but can drain liquidity.
Are you using any financing tools to manage improvements while maintaining healthy cash flow? Would love to hear about your strategies.

I can’t get insurance for the life of me! What’s happening?! We own 7 properties. Just onboarded a house that’s a flip. Roof was in shambles, we had it replaced. Paid cash for the house. We have been in underwriting w...

The S8 tenant does NOT want to lose their voucher, or ever look bad-- so they will be much more likely to comply if they are involved vs. only  you as a landlord.    

Used carelessly, it can lead to trouble when the market shifts and for long-term homeowners or those without a backup plan, it can become risky once the IO period ends.

Losing capital cuts deep.

Most people don’t lose during the renovation.

You will be able to take full advantage of this until March of 26 (which is the last time you can claim that you have lived in the property for two out of the five years preceding the sale.You do not lose the tax-free nature of the gain during the time it is rental.