. :)Originally posted by @Mario Morales:@Jennie Berger hi I was reading your thread and a truly awesome I would love to see some pictures of your property if you don't mind sharing!

Morally, no. 

He proposed doing a cost seg my first purchases to reduce about 15% of the purchase but as ive progressed , ive noticed hes more conservative which theres nothing wrong with but i feel that when i tell him my goal is to pay 0 or little taxes , I feel guilty or morally wrong .

You can boost visibility a bit on facebook, landwatch, and some sites dedicated to FSBO deals, that is, if a sign out from doesn't net offers within a week. 

This is a major tool used by developers in the Bay Area to get more units and boost the cash flow even higher.

@Anthony Friday one year of payments on a primary residence will probably not be enough equity to make it worth the closing costs of a cash out refi to boost your funds. 

And that means companies need to have more lucrative offer to attract engineers from limited talent pool and that can boost salary.

Then boost that to $150 the week after.

Morally questionable in some cases, but it works if the numbers make sense.

You get revenue as you wait for the asset to appreciate, and you get a chance to force the appreciation by making upgrades to the apartments which gives you the same type of boost in equity that you get from a flip.