From a rate perspective, likely is not close to making sense at the moment, would need rates to drop further, however if value has increased and you are looking for cash-out, that motivation (any lower rate as icing on the cake / secondary concern) it could make sense to look into

Holding onto a property merely for tax considerations is a dangerous gamble.But if you want to gamble - yes, selling in a year without a W2 job usually saves on taxes.

In one particular meeting I attended Jimmy Napier goes up after John Beck and rather than make his own presentation offers to clarify questions concerning John Becks presentation.  

He didn't exhibit any of the concerns the credit unions / banks did. 

Lots to learn, but nothing seems too concerning, as of now. 

I agree with wanting the first one to be a "win", I'm just concerned that makes it harder to find something that will cash flow.

Luke, this too confirms my concerns of lopsided splits. 

We reviewed everything prior to purchase so we had no concerns.

You bring up a valid concern with Airbnb's focus on Experiences potentially pulling attention away from improving the core hosting experience.

I want to help my son get off to a great start but I am also concerned what cosigning will do to my debt to ratio and I have been circling real estate investing for the last few years, ready to take a shot now.