Hey @Anthony Taylor I like where you're head is at, and generally speaking you've got the right pieces of the puzzle.

Pick some piece of real estate that sold already, but that way you have pieces of the puzzle to use to talk to future investors and while you are putting it together will solidify your understanding of the process.

I've read some marvelous advice here about a variety of topics, so I'm going to ask this question that is puzzling me about the tax deductibility of my rental expenses.I've been told that I can't deduct expenses due to my rental units (including depreciation etc.)

The other half of the puzzle is that you get accountability.

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If there’s a platform that exists that will instead view my barriers as puzzles to be solved, I believe it’s this one.

(lower sq footage purchase cost) then you can start playing with the improvements budgets puzzle. once you are versed in this hunting process and speak?

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I'm puzzled and would appreciate clarification on how this COC percentage is derived.

Am I missing a piece of the puzzle when it comes to determining what I should pay for a property?