The nice part of the rent raising is the government usually picks up most of the increase and keeps the tenant portion the same (or the tenant will at least contribute less to the rent increase than the govt) so it hurts them less or not at all. 

I already did backdoor contribution for 2020.

Assuming I could qualify financially (primary income plus FHA allowed rental income contribution from additional leased units), when I become the owner of the property, would that prevent me from using a FHA 203b to house hack a second property? 

Maybe contribute something original and useful to the community instead of Trolling every article for post metrics? 

  #1 I asssume you are going with $100k (and assuming there are no post tax contributions gobly gook).  

It is not money out of my pocket, the interest is deposited into my 401k fund - effectively an increased 401k contribution; just have to pay interest until the loan is fully paid off.

My fish keep piling up, and I don’t even need my fishing pole anymore.Each piece of real estate I’ve invested in generates income on my behalf and contributes to my freedom number.As long as I hold the real estate, it continues to generate income each month.

I am 29 years old have $500,000 in index funds through my own contributions.

Particularly when relaying results to unsophisticated investors. melanie  hats off for turning your post around to constructive from being hit pieces keep it up your making good contributions and creating good back and forth.

I don't think I can let go of crypto since I contribute monthly regardless whether it up or down.