And in 3 or 4 years, you'd be able to buy again - likely veru similar to your own house for about 150k.From a pure financial standpoint, there should be a lot more strategic defaults than we've read about so far.

Also, this topic has two perspectives when it comes to the response: one is based purely on math/economics and the other is psychological.

 I will be buying my 1st 2 MF with a VA NO MONEY DOWN LOAN as a 100% Disabled Veteran ... (  will have 6 months reserve in bank for mortgage pymts, and $15k for unexpected major repairs )What should be reasonable goals to set, as far as pure profit from each unit on a monthly basis, based on what newbie rental property investors typically clear as profit from each unit after expenses monthly, so what do newbies like myself typically clear as profit on a duplex or triplex  ...Any other advice would be appreciated I am sure I am not thinking of everything I should be thinking about.

If your dream retirement home is also your investment property you are likely to make decisions that you otherwise wouldn't if it was a pure investment.

Maybe she's gained some weight has a thyroid problem, or anxiety because she never saved money.

If you're going to be a fix and flipper in today's world of high rates, gotta do pure cash not HMLs.

I wanted to try the coveted BRRRR strategy on a property bought purely as an investment.

Pure gold!!!

I am not familiar with SC laws to know if they also have an entity level tax or whether their partnerships and LLCs are purely pass-through. 

Keep in mind I don't keep the majority of my deals so this is pure rhetoric.