The agenda can be found here, and if you are registering you will see which speakers are listed on each speaker session!

The rents from the acquired building allow me to pay down the HELOC at an accelerated pace. 

Now, I'm looking to venture into real estate investment for several reasons:Diversify my investment portfolioBuild generational wealthLower my taxable incomeMy Investment Criteria:Buy and Hold Strategy: I'm focused on long-term investments.Cash Flow: Not a priority for me; I don’t need the income from these properties, even in retirement.Acquisition Pace: I plan to acquire one or two properties per year.

My personal goals focus on appreciation, so I'm okay with making minimal positive cash flow in an area that is appreciating quickly, even if rent rates are increasing at a slower pace.

Here the agenda behind the prohibitive zoning is anti-gentrification which is merely going to result in disinvestment because developers are restricted on design and density and will simply invest elsewhere. https://codelibrary.amlegal.com/codes/philadelphia/latest/ph...

This puts Astoria on pace to see 121 new listings by year’s end which would be a 53% increase from 2023’s total of 79 new listings.This is what folks have been waiting for!

I am entering escrow tomorrow and although I have reviewed all the various data from this property I am still "inexperienced" and we all know that although a buyer's agent has a fiduciary they are still going to have a monetary agenda so if something might be on the fence they will shine a positive light on it.

I just turned 58 and when I was 55, I got my bachelor's degree in IT/Software Development from WGU, which is an online, self-paced university. 

If rents fail to pace with the cost of living, your financial independence will be short-lived.Persistent: Your rental income will last a long time, you will not outlive your income.What are the consequences of buying in a city where rental rates do not outpace inflation?

Conventional mortgages can't happen at that pace without a significant income (or your rental income is significantly higher than the debt repayments).