Updated subject: Damages after inherited tenants move outHi Folks,I bought a home a few months ago and the tenants I inherited are now moving out.

I have a nice down payment as was gonna offer a potential subject to if i paid their profits/ closing costs...but can you subject to a loan not in bad standing/ FHA?

My fiancé and I are open to investing out of state and are actually in a trip in Texas to check out real estate see how we like the idea of staring a family here.Our Starting Point (Conservatively)- Located in Camarillo, CA- 120k portfolio in the stock market subject to short term capital gains with a potential tax bill of 15-20k- Current W2 monthly income after taxes: $7k- Side hustle 1 income: $200 month     ($200 in profit)- Side hustle 2 income: $1400 revenue     ($0 profit) - debt at 29k- Current debt: $47k     (Auto: $29k Student Debt: $18k)*the auto loan doesn’t show on our credit for some reasonHow would move forward in our situation?

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Retirement distributions are considered taxable income(Federal and state).You mentioned self-managing the rental properties so it may be that the income will offset against the rental loss.However, you will still be subject to the 10% penalty.Have a conversation with your CPA and ask them to draw you up a draft of several different situations and see if that is something you want to move forward with.

I have read many books and articles on the subject, but I'd like to hear some perspectives from others who have already started their investment journey: when you thought you were all prepared and put your plans into action, what unexpected and/or difficult issue(s) came up?

We have some thoughts on this, too, but I know it's a touchy subject. 

Evidently current market sales, rents, and costs of properties comparable to the subject support a value 25% higher than the selling price of the subject.

Hi Everyone,I have a seller with a VA loan who is willing to sell the property to me on a subject to basis.

I would not be surprised due to the subjectivity of the JHA that a PM or landlord would simply forgo doing a criminal background check so they are not found in violation of the Human Rights Ordinance.