I am currently one of two captains on the Men's Basketball team here.

Vice versa for older homes.

I'm a student of Homeschooled By Tarek, and I'm also part of CWTC (Coffee with the Captain).

I am an Ohio licensed broker so I'm honestly asking...any company or manager here in Toledo which sports the NARPM I guess can just pay the money and use the acronym but as a guy with a locally active REIA (I'm vice president headed into my third year), state REIA (I was secretary), my local realtor's association, and presence on several public advisory boards I fail to understand why anyone cares about the N-A-R-P-M acronym so greatly.To me actual presence in the market and participation in the community should be the real value in a management company vs acronyms...I have my MBA, does that mean I am to be trusted in business? 

A look at the formula indicates that the cap rate value will be higher for properties that generate higher net operating income and have a lower valuation, and vice versa.

While I don't have experience on the house-flipping side and can't weigh in too much on the best option on strategy, I'm sure someone will chime in on the thread regarding benefits of buy&hold investing vs. house flipping and vice versa. 

The main reason you would get an LLC is to protect yourself from any accidents that exceed or are excluded from insurance with your investments, and vice versa.

What is a deduction for one person may not be for you, and vice versa. 

Sellers, vice versa.

At this point I haven’t seriously thought of selling the Hawaii place because my renter is paying down the mortgage and I anticipate that the property will continue to appreciate in the coming years however I may end up refinancing vice using the HELOc to pull out some of the equity for other investments.