As I understand it 100% deduction on expenses that are soley related to the business or the rented unit, 50% deduction on expenses that relate to the general property as a whole ( mortgage interest, insurance premiums, common area repair expenses).

1% rule is achievable in all of the above.

Doing so can maximize your chances of achieving consistent and profitable results.

You’re definitely not alone in feeling this way—success and the pressure to achieve it can bring a lot of anxiety, especially when you’re just starting out.

How is it accumulated, and how is it used to achieve the WHAT goal exactly?

What guarantees they'll be made whole in simple terms? 

Setting clear, achievable goals will help guide your decisions.When it comes to getting finances in order are you keeping a budget and know where every dollar you spend goes? 

No one wants to make a six figure investment just to get shut down by the governing body for said neughborhood 4) property taxes are high so as long as you factor those into your underwriting and it still turns a profit, you’re fineMy overall thought is San Antonio is a wonderful market for STR as well as having the exit strategy to turn it into a MTR if need be.

I was able to achieve a 9% ROI in Cancun by going beyond just renting the property.

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