Hi BP community, I'm a junior studying engineering and I'm starting to strategize for my first house-hack, and I hope to pull the trigger in about 12-18 months.

Potential properties should have a complete financial study done to make sure they meet your investment objectives.

Aya Shata, an esteemed assistant professor at UNLV’s Journalism and Media Studies, views AI not as a specter of fear, but rather as a gateway to boundless opportunities.

Study the markets you are targeting and find investors/agents/property managers in those areas to network with.

Keep analyzing deals, studying the market, going to REIA meetings, getting involved and networking with other investors.

I agree with the others that three months is way too long and indicates something is seriously wrong with the marketing.You (or the person marketing the property) need to really study the market and look for comparable homes (location, size, amenities, quality, price, etc.).

I studied this law, so I feel confident I'm correct. 

Study the markets you are targeting and find investors/agents/property managers in those areas to network with.

Last year my largest holding FDUS, paid 13.6% dividend and stock also went up 8-9 %, as long as 10 yr flat to rising they make money on their large net interest margin spreads.if you ok with moderate risk, pick good REITS, as a group VNQ they beat sp500 last 20 and 50 yrs by about 1.5-2.0%, and they beat private real estate investors by 2-4% in academic studies as well, that's an average, that doesn't mean REITS outperform the excellent investors here at BP :)Or take out a margin loan and YOLO Bitcoin, no don't do that!

I plan to do cost seg study and get bonus depreciation (and will actively participate as per IRS rules) but need to confirm if this would still work if buy STR under LLC and I can still be eligible for that STR loophole?