With that being said, my golden rule is to always have cash flow that at least surpasses the debt service from the start of the sale.

If I categorize this property as a second home, the interest I've paid on the loan doesn't surpass the standard deduction.

Whether or not if you can surpass $250k per year is a tight chance.

But I am looking forward to the day when I can have so many units that the cashflow coming in will surpass any repair that comes up.

I doubt the defects you show on the flooring would surpass that standard.

2nd highest traffic count in the area, but increasing annually and outpacing the other highway traffic, it should surpass the other high traffic area nearby due to natural growth in the area. 

. 🌦️🏘️ Condos and townhouses in southern Nevada reached an all-time high in August, with a median price of $287,000, surpassing the previous record set in May.

Use that card responsibly and try to never surpass the 10% usage (yes, only $25).

Usually by year 10 or so your available loan amount will have surpassed your total premiums paid, thats when it really starts to pay off. 

If you put in WORK as an agent and create a business worth owning then you will surpass most agents (from my experience a lot of agents don’t want to put in the work) and make more money than your W2.