So, they are not getting as clean a wash with pure cold water.

If he is purely a lender, he will be paid via interest income and his tax breaks will come from his lending business, not the performance of the property.

Pure cash flow plays in flat or falling markets is one sure way to increase your risk and to lose the real opportunity of having your money work for you.

As I mentioned, I'm struggling to find guidance online for our particular situation since we own property, but it's purely a rental that we've never resided in.  

So, this is purely "HVAC 101".Where I live, the purpose of having them in the floor under the window is to keep the windows warm in the winter so they don't sweat/frost and the wood frames rot when the frost melts.

Pure cash flow :)

Your tenants love their homes and don't want them to be sold from under them...that's it, pure and simple. 

Originally posted by @Blake Broomer:good evening real estate community is it better to file your real estate holding company as an LLC, or Scorps  That purely depends upon what you are doing.

When I graduate I will have this purely as a rental property and have no plans to sell any time soon.  

We used the one salary to invest in pure rentals with our W2 to use as leverage.Even though we waited to get our "building" blocks into "place" we still have been very successful at lease in my "opinion". :) 3.5 year later we have 5 houses with another 2 in the works!