Or is he paying half of your mortgage when he moves in? I

We are currently renting and our landlord has given us a great rent rate and we ideally want to focus on long-term rentals and utilizing BRRR for our portfolio.Our current market we live in is Las Vegas, NV which is a great city for growth, but it's been tough right now to find any cash flowing properties within our loan amount from our NV lender.

Not the business I am interested in being in. I

It looks like there's a mandatory capital call forthcoming in a project I'm an LP in. I

I don't find it "fun" as others say to rent out houses you've never seen and will never live or vacation in. I

But your statement about people selling before "more regulations lick in" is inaccurate.Quote from @Christy Flora: So, here's the thing I've found.

A cpa would have to weigh in. I

I don't understand the thought process that investing in real estate to rent is a good investment but investing in a  home to live in is not.

Your either going to beat your head on the wall because of the debt and stress about it making money or stress that you paid all or a substantial amount of your cash when you go all in. i understand this will be unpopular for a lot of BP viewpoints but it worked for us, we own 2 STR that we owe nothing on now and purchased both for 670k and have a real value of $1.2-1.3mm. it requires you to put a lot of your cash back to your reserves but you have it all to do it with.Personally we believe in ourselves and our ability to pick high producing properties(that is the very first and foremost consideration) then we went all in and never looked back, 2 years later bought our second STR with mostly cash. 

Unless there is an issue within 30 days of the tenant moving in. I