All right, I need some help.I have the opportunity to bid on a property that has been reduced on price about 17.6%.

We've found this recipe, at least down here, reduces turnover and has provided us with some great tenants.

Thing was only there for about a month and hadn't even been set to price reduced. 

My strategy is to buy & hold.Now, I'm trying to figure out whether I'm better off paying the 30-year loan in 15 years thus reducing some of my investments elsewhere, like a Roth IRA since I've maxed out my 401k.

I am interested in "House Hacking" to reduce if not eliminate my mortgage payments.I would like to have the ability to move out of this property in a few years and rent it for passive income.

Recently my account was temporarily suspended for violating the forum rules because I had a link to the following disclosure, but I was only trying to reduce my liability and stay legal:  Arizona law regulates how real estate licensees can advertise through the department of real estate, and it would likely consider forums a form of advertising.

In general, debt reduction isn't as bad for us as many tend to think here on BP.Instead of buying more tenants and toilets I took some cash and reduced monthly payments by about $3300 last year. 

We are looking for advice or an advisor that can help w the best strategy to reduce our tax burdens and maximize wealth opportunities.

REIT’s can pay monthly dividend as they are required to pay about 90% of there profits to shareholders each year for tax purposes. you desire and you can super charge your monthly income and reduce your volatility and risk with selling options.

September 1, 2017. 72.1016 relating to a money order or a stored value card, a holder of abandoned property shall preserve the property and may not at any time, by any procedure, including a deduction for service, maintenance, or other charge, transfer or convert to the profits or assets of the holder or otherwise reduce the value of the property.