A regular partition wall with insulation is not going to cut it for noise sensitive residents.

Goodmorning BP community my husband and I currently own one rental property that is fully paid for and we would like to start thinking about getting the second one, the problem we have is my husband doesn’t have a job so he wouldn’t qualify for a regular refinance.

Their outbound wire fees are only $5, but my regular bank charges $30 for an incoming wire and I had two separate accounts to manage so the total fees to get my money out were going to be $70.

Quote from @Jinesh Patel: Any help appreciated.Short answer: no immediate tax savings from regular rentals as long as both of you have regular W2 jobs.

Inspect your property regularly, or have it inspected professionally, and document these with checklists and signature stamps.2.

Sell SFHs regularly go in the $80-120k range, and I just closed on a duplex yesterday in that price range, so yes that opportunity is there for you.

Physical therapists, specialty doctors and administrators often need short stay long term rentals.Remember that you will need to vet each guest and use a regular lease, not a rental agreement for under 30 day stays.

To take advantage of the deprecation against your regular w2 income. 

If you mean where to cash out and draw from, again I'd say regular assets.

Ne­twork regularly.