While this approach works in the early stages, there comes a time when consolidating all your properties' insurance into a single, scheduled program might be more beneficial.

I used it when managing 150 units for a previous employer, and it's incredibly efficient.

Most likely that property will be higher than your 3% mortgage so you can either start to pay that new property off OR stack cash to find the next house.The best low-money down strategy for this approach is using the owner occupant financing every 1-2 years.  

Looking forward to hearing how everyone approaches these challenges and learning from your experiences.

Majority of our landlords don’t want the section 8 approach since it is so time consuming to get approved and get a tenant in however they tend to be the more long lasting tenants and then you never have to chase your money as long as you maintain the property 

No, life insurance in all forms is an incredibly stupid vehicle to put money in. 

This approach is seems so wrong and has discouraged me from expanding my portfolio in Philly.

It’s a solid approach, especially if you’re working with a smaller budget.

While this option is the most accurate land valuation approach and least likely to be challenged by the IRS, it is also the most costly and can require several weeks to complete the process.Limited-scope land appraisal: A limited-scope land appraisal can be completed by a real estate professional who provides an analysis of sales comparisons or other limited metrics.

My question is what is the suggested approach for renting a unit out of the home and living in the other?