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AND this doesn't include the increased principle paydown I also have with a loan that has already amortized for 2 years!

In this recently issued memorandum, Austin City Council requests that the City Manager modify the city’s STR regulations as needed to bring them into compliance with the ruling.Going forward, there should be essentially no substantial difference in treatment between owner-occupants and investors/non-owner occupants when it comes to Austin's STR regulations.

@Redgy Saint-Germain I'm currently in the process of a 203k loan and my mortgage officer said they would apply the left over balance to my mortgage balance as a principle payment, but the monthly payment would stay the same.

Essentially every deal that's been closed has been with 0 support, so she's made $100,000+ from just originally signing off on my salesperson's license.

When we take on a new door, our fee structure is essentially a guess and a "hedge" against future claims (against our time.) 

Paying $40,000 for “mentorship’s” which teach you nothing about real estate principles, real estate finance, or real estate law3.

Rent                $2,600/month as MTR                           Vac (5%)         -$130                                                                                                  Main. (5%)     -$130                                                                                        Insurance  $97Cap Ex (10%) -$260                                                                                                Taxes $240Utilities           -$175                                NOI                 $1,905                                                                                            PITI+PMI= $3,846Net Income as HH (aka our cost per month)= $1,905 - $3,846 = -$1,941      My wife and I essentially split $1,941/month to live in our duplex in one of our favorite neighborhoods.So you may ask, "What about your ROI?!"

Essentially, I want all cash flow/expenses to be flowing in and out of a business account rather than my personal bank accounts. 

It's essentially house hacking on steroids (since you are renting it out by the room and not just a section of the house like a basement), and there's minimal risk.