There is a level of participate required when you buy a business and a piece of property.While it always depends, on average, acquiring a business will normally require more work.

The happiest time for me developing locations is when we hit 65% on our first buildings which is normally our Cash flow breakeven point. 

Normally, it's a counterproductive move with such short cycle.

So you're buying a property 'normally'. 

But they don't manage top-tier listings where staging has to return to normal after each turn.Just more insight for you.

4. what all more is involved with Section 8 tenant than a normal tenant moving in from paperwork or procedure point of view?

Do not expect them to be proactive in their communication when it comes to renewing leases or anything else.There have been 3 instances where accounting has messed up on my account resulting in more than or less than the normal amount being deposited into my bank account.

Sounds like you have a good understanding of the strategy.I normally work with clients by giving them a price range of a property they need to buy to get to their desired tax bracket.Best of luck.

If you're already pre-approved, I would recommend verifying that your lender can service a non-warrantable condo and is keeping the loan in-house.It's completely normal to second-guess a decision like this—there's always some speculation involved.

Use that number as your comparison for what it would cost if you bought a multifamily rental.Second, mortgage rates are higher than they were (and more where they'd normally be, the last ~15 years had them artificially low) and house prices are higher, so don't look at what people did 10 years ago.