If I just go by AirDNA, the difference is not much in annual revenues.Thanks,Ankur

Annual property tax on it if you are a resident (and its your primary house) is $960.

So if you want to increase your equity in the market overall by owning more units (ones where you can increase rents annually), I'd consider buying more if you even have the chance to.

Also I don’t have a choice it’s real estate or nothing, financial freedom is getting achieved no matter what, I’m living the lifestyle I want and I need to retire my mom she’s 52 years old and has $2K in her retirement account.

I am sending rent invoices and they are directly depositing the rent from their checking account to mine.- They had their corporate counsel review the lease and request a few changes.

Yes we always account for R&M, capex, vacancy, insurance, property taxes etc in our numbers.It's definitely NOT all properties that are cashflow positive, but we are still finding them.

I’ve studied up but I’d like them to not only stop spamming me but be held accountable and stop spamming everyone else.  

@Shaun Hunt believe what you really want to do is start a "Master LLC" that can function as a PMC.You would then sign management agreements between Master/PMC & property LLC's and have all income & expenses run through Master/PMC LLC, and only have to "settle up" annually with the property LLC(s).Check with a qualified tax professional.

You can even gift back her rent to her with your annual gifting limits.

Instead of, "I want to be financially free," you will say, "I want to earn $100,000 annually from my real estate investments."