Never sure how to start 😅 Now that my ice breaker is out of the way (not that funny but points for originality?)

I chose to spend $8k cash on it (for a 20 year fix) within the first 6 months because I was getting thick sheets of ice down my exterior door (in the winter) from bad gutter systems.Additionally, do you have enough W2 income to help you get loans?

I'm definitely looking to buy and hold with plexes in Denver so its good to hear that I could make 10-15% return if I find the right deals and take any appreciation as "icing on the cake".

Icing on the cake was it appraised for $370,000!

wind, weight of snow/ice, hail, etc.).  

Essentially a travel trailer/camper that lowers down to the ground/ice on frozen lake to fish out of.

I am in CA I am priced out I am going to look to a place I can buy something anything hopefully it will cash flow.. when in fact if you buy a rental and the tenant simply pays it off that's a great thing any positive cash flow over the years is icing on the cake.IN our area ( I was raised in Cupertino) this is defiantly how it works.. and even a little negative cash flow is OK because you will off set that over time with massive appreciation... and or worse case scenario the tenant paid off your 600k rental and now you have a 600k asset paid for.

I have a colleague in the area that could lead a Cash Flow/Rat Race game to break the ice and bring a nice start to a meeting. 

Tax savings is just icing.

If they cashflow well now, then the future appreciation with construction of Beltline will only be icing on the cake.