@Eddie PinaIf you're buying triplex as a "buy & hold"investment, then it is absolutely essential to to have an inspector to check it out.

You will be paid handsomely to to learn the business while connecting buyers and sells together.

I was actually planning on heading to Raleigh this Sat to look a property so I hopefully I can make it to to the meeting.

Beyond 20% it may to to 60/40, etc.

Does anybody know someone in the Virginia Beach area that I can go to to get a quote for this work, also are there any recommendations as to the brand of cabinets to get for a permanent rental.

Sometimes we have to take care of things during a holiday, be up late at night due to emergencies, give up family time to fix up a place and get it ready to rent out again.If you don't have each other to talk to, to rant and rave with about this or that, that happened that day, then it's a pretty lonely place to be.  

I have looked far and wide across reaches of the web for calculators to to help me predict specific timelines, depending on my investment strategy. ( be it aggressive, conservative or somewhere in between) I found a few, but nothing to my liking, so I made my own.

I want to find effective strategies to to get a deal in a hot market.

Now rather than losing money by having the equity sitting in the property you have converted it into a revenue generating function AND you are utilizing debt to to generate revenue as well, without decreasing your cash position.  

If you have 10 or more rental units and a commercial building that is mixed use, could there be a tax advantage of setting up a property mgt company and paying the property mgt company while renting space to to it to offset gains?