Under IRS rules, you, as the plan holder, are considered a disqualified person, meaning you can’t perform services that benefit you directly, such as acting as the leasing agent for the property. 

Approval for extra pets, yes: I have multiple statements about "and damages by guests, XYZ caused by guests, performed by guests, etc."  

The first question is of course, can you get a loan with less than 20% down - but I'll assume you can given that you're exploring both options.I recently read Real Estate by the Numbers by J Scott & Dave Meyer (shameless plug it's available through the BP bookstore here) and in chapter 36 they discuss exactly this - that in some cases using more leverage can actually boost your returns and you should run the numbers both ways to see what makes sense for you.

@Kevin Gallagherthere are a couple things overlapping herefirst, with a BRRRR, one of the goals is to boost the ARV as much as you can so that you get reimbursed / paid back on the refi. 

Hey Casey, Property leads its been the one performing good for us.

@Cosette TrantowThe hardest thing to do in business, in my opinion, is to remove someone when they aren't doing the job, or in your case, performing abysmally.

In 2024, I'm trying to automate and delegate as much as possible.The big tasks I would like a VA to perform are:1) Web research2) Website creation & maintenance3) Social media content creation4) CRM work5) Newsletter research6) Market research

Don't forget to inspect at least once a year and never renew a tenant that performs poorly the previous year.

Owners mistakenly ASSUME all PMCs offer the exact SAME SERVICES and PERFORM those services EXACTLY THE SAME WAY, so price is the only differentiator – so, they often select the first PMC they call or that calls them back!

If you're a real estate investor looking to maximize your tax savings and boost cash flow, cost segregation might be your secret weapon.