However with MACRS, the earlier years are still more heavily weighted than the later years. 

Being able to accept a family in a program into a nice, renovated, and well cared for unit is an incredible feeling.  

@Isaiah Cortez, Always nice to see a neighbor growing their business. 

Hi all - my business partner and I have found a nice property we are interested in and are trying to decide between a conventional 30 year through our lender, or the owner financing offered by the owner, which is as follows: Price is $280k, would need to put 30% down and it would be amortized over 15 years at 1% below market rate.

I had no trouble getting it under control and I got a nice deal in the process. 

You will get credit for their usage and should have a nice score by the time you turn 18.Take Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University.

They are great, make a ton of heat, look nice in the fireplace and all, but you gotta have the wood.

That said, people say it saves maybe 30% vs hiring a GC, and it might be even more for that in our case, hard to say until we're done.We've had good experiences with the RWC bldg dept, inspectors are nice and helpful.

And with the numbers being higher (1,000 sq ft cabins are going for 500k that I'm all in around 340k, 2,000 sq ft cabins are going for 800k that I'm all in around 575k), I can create the same equity and cash flow that I did with my rentals in a shorter period of time with less units and with property management built in.But I'm also sitting on a nice chunk of cash that I am really hoping I can hit on one more strategy so I can have two of these things generating equity and cash flow on every deal without having to park much cash into them. 

Quote from @Deborah Wodell: this is a nice take as it can be overlooked some times.