I can't think of any other asset class where you'll find gains like this.

The market actually did have a good size gain.  

Maybe, maybe notYou have to weight the pros / cons along with the risks.Your BP mentions you are 'new to real estate'.You are getting into a new asset class along with a business(I consider a STR more of a business than an investment).How much will you save in taxes?

I have been pondering for years on how & where to start and have decided to connect on a larger scale to gain knowledge & guidance to get started.

Additionally, check with your CPA for any tax implications, even if you don't expect capital gains.

- **Tax Advantages**: Mention potential tax benefits of seller financing, as he may be able to spread out the capital gains tax liability over time.### 5.

Then your "loss" is only $700 more per month than what it is now, and if you live there at least 2 years and can manage to sell for a profit you won't owe any capital gains assuming you lived there first.

That way your monthly expenses will be significantly less, you'll be gaining experience as an investor/landlord, and you'll be able to purchase your next property quicker.

You are INVESTING here, that means YOU are the one taking the risks of loss because YOU are the one with something to gain by the investment performing.

The aim is to expose businesses attempting to conceal illicit gains, thereby identifying those involved in criminal activities.As a real estate investor preoccupied with due diligence, you have little to fear…except failing to file by year-end.Who is Exempt?