Especially if you could get that tiny bit extra out of the garage in the back and bring your monthly cash flow closer to $200 a door. 

In other words...how would you suggest two 20-somethings with no assets and/or liabilities and decent 1099 incomes structure household income/investing? 

Granite puts out radon and radon it's a significant cause of cancer.However, the amount of radon put out by a counter is tiny compared to the environmental radon...

I'm almost positive I've seen another post from someone in China not too long ago - you could maybe even have your own tiny REI meet up lolAs for your options, you're going to need something pretty passive, since you obviously can't be on the ground to supervise renovations or manage tenants.

About 10 years ago foreign asset protection trusts domiciled in tiny Caribbean or pacific islands where all the rage.

Our CPA is telling us we can't depreciate our two multifamily properties (purchased both this year) because our household income (married-filing jointly) exceeds $165,000. 

I’ve had recipient holders pass away and our HAs always passed their voucher to someone else in the household.

My goal was to buy single family homes in distressed properties ( short sales, or NOD leads by calling home owners and seeing if they want to sell before they go into foreclosure)  in a growing population area with strong job growth and buy, add value , and rent them out for tiny bits of cashflow and wait for appreciation. 2 main questions I have at the moment. 1) How did you pick your market to buy your first investment? 

Our tiny house is finally live on AirBnB!  

The old rule of thumb was that a prospective borrower could get a mortgage of about three times (2.8-3.6) times gross household income at interest rates in the 6-8% range.