Cash flow would eventually come when the rates go down, but equity from day-1 is my kinda game. 

We’re also considering purchasing another LTR near Disney to eventually enjoy with our newborn—a celebration of sorts for future family vacations.

So life went on and eventually I met a mentor and started learning a little about real estate.

**Moderate Rental Income**: With a monthly income of $4475, the property offers a fair return on investment with expectations for growth.My Net Cash on Cash is 0.6% Not ideal but with yearly expectations for rental increases and equity growth, I will eventually get a good cash flow.

Eventually I could switch over but I dont want to have 2 leases on separate platforms for obvious reasons.

So is there any way for me to eventually sell and avoid the capital gains tax? 

Excited to start my investing journey and eventually getting my agent license.

The “experts” agree, there will be another ice ange eventually.

I am managing these myself in the short term to learn process(es) 1st hand, to ensure wants vs. needs in a PM to temper my expectations when I do eventually turnover to a professional PM.  

I plan to do it eventually, but not until I get my feet wet.