I'm not a big fan of mixing family and business because it can destroy relationships.My favorite recommendation is the one nobody wants to hear: work like a dog, save up, and buy things you can afford to pay for.

We need inflation to trend down, but so far signals are “mixed. ” Counterintuitively, it seems wage growth has begun to outpace inflation growth, for much of the last 12 months (or has inflation merely seeped into wages?).

Don't mix it with your personal bank account. 

It’s in an area that was recently rezoned for mixed commercial/residential, so I’m thinking it is a tear down with good rebuild potential.

People have mixed opinions on this, but in one market I invest in, I researched and interviewed dozens of companies and went through 3 before ultimately confirming that there really was nothing which would suit my needs. 

Zoning change just happened to me by the city (Midwest) and a few surrounding homes from residential.  How does this affect a possible future sale? Apparently, residential will still be grandfathered in. Thank you for...

let’s assume a mix and use $6k or $500/month.Expenses: $2200 + 770 + 550 + 500 = 4020$11k - $4020 = $6980 cash flow/month is $83760$83760/$1550000 is 5.4% return from cash flow.  

@Melissa BassTo do well in property buying in South Carolina, it’s key to mix with others and keep up with what's new in the market.

They are a mix of multi family and single family.

We'll go stay with family out of state (and will mix in some travel).