Meaning that only those with a significant amount of capital or leverage are buying up properties to hold and rent (because they can) or Joe and Jane Doe are spending top dollar across the country for that white picket fence and big back yard. 

A plain-Jane, 20 year old property that is cute and nice but nothing spectacular will get you the lower end of those numbers, whereas a brand new 4 bed with a pool will get you on the higher end.The net will be dependent on you and can vary from person to person so that’s hard to project based on loan type, management style, etc.

Wise is several steps ahead of myself as his own broker and "The REI King of Ohio", how we do things as a no BS, zero fluff, right to the point with ridiculous amounts of knowing our sh#t, helping the "average Jane/Joe" without layers of hidden scams, no, I don't know of anyone else.

@Jane S.

Quote from @Jane S.: You love your high paying job?

Quote from @Jane S.: It depends how much they owe.

In the Chicago area you should look up the Chicago CIA (Creative Investors Association) It is run by Jane Garvey and her group is a chapter with the National Real Estate Investors Association.

so, John doe OR jane doe.Surviving spouses typically sell homes to avoid the memories, and they can sell without any hiccups if the title is "OR"

There is a solid chance that the self-employment tax will be removed, of course after considering all other evidence of your intent with the property.A flipper vs. a landlord flipping a rental from their portfolio of rentalsBelow I will give a few examples to support my points from above.Let’s say Mary Jane has been flipping houses for 20 years and would consider this her full-time job/primary source of income.

Check out the Chicago Creative Investors Association run by Jane Garvey.