Unless she hates her job it probably makes sense for her to continue with the high earning (and hopefully saving) so that she can look as bankable as possible as she gets into RE.

I am a few years away from buying my first house, and am wondering where to save up for that.

Also do you have savings on the side to cover lender payment for atleast 6-12 months if you are unable to rent this thing . 

However, putting one it might actually save me a lot of money within a couple years just to keep cleaning, turnover, maintenance cost down.

I got into this journey to provide a easier retirement for my parents, and provide cash flow for them.

I'm starting my journey to financial indendency and early retirement. 

After half a lifetime of working and saving and investing in index funds while renting, im ready to make the jump into a new asset class.Looking to owner-occupy a multifamily in the city of philadelphia and hopefully pass a portfolio on to my kids someday.open to any and all advice!

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I would rent out the Nevada property then later on, leave the Bay Area and move into the Nevada home to semi-retire (work on a part-time/contract basis) - there's no state income tax whereas California is taxing all my income, including rental income from my Indianapolis properties.

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