The primary goal is to identify all property-related costs that can be depreciated over five, seven and 15 years.

Hi Sean,Both fix-and-flip and buy-and-hold strategies have their merits, and choosing between them often depends on your goals, risk tolerance, and market conditions.Fix-and-flip can provide quicker returns, but it's highly market-dependent and comes with risks like unexpected renovation costs and market fluctuations.

But my goal is always to try and get as much of my downpayment and CC back in my pocket so I keep trying.

My long term goal is to buy and hold several properties.

I agree with just about everything said already, but just to echo some of it: it's all where your entry level and investing goals are. 

This would potentially allow you to still help, still capitalize and still stick to your investment goals and you consider your 4th rental.

My goal is to partner on or syndicate a parking garage or lot in a secondary or tertiary market located in the Midwest, Northeast, or South by the end of this year.

Network with real estate agents, real estate agents, and credit unions to find the best fit for your goals.

@Jarandy Manidiu would love to connect with you and talk goals, we're in the middle of purchasing a lot of homes for Oxford House. 

Right the goal is get a couple a hundred in cash flow with the first deal and then build upon there.