Hey BP,What program do you use to to track rental income, expenses, and profit?

You have the right to to show the unit to mortgagees. 

Our builder says that we should build the house up to to maximum allowed size.

I hear great things about Columbus, and the more I think about it the more I am open to other options in nearby areas, too, not necessarily even Ohio.However, with opportunities in the Midwest, I’m open to to exploring what other options there are through the neighboring cities as well.

House hacking allows you to to not only develop your skills as a landlord (dealing with screening, tenants, maintenance, contractors, etc), but it allows you to save on living expenses while saving and learning for future opportunities.If you have the financial means to purchase an owner-occupied property now (assuming you have downpayment plus some $$, for reserves, and great credit... you may be able to put 3% down, conventional), start by finding an investor-friendly real estate agent and lender whom you have great rapport with.

If he doesn't want to to budge you could say that he'd be saving $20,000 by selling to you so could he do $310,000.

If you sell your property to an S-Corp, there are other important tax consideration that needs to to be accounted for.

Then jobs and wages go down, no one is happy with their mortgage as the joneses next door enter a mortgage for $100k while they’re at $700k paying 7x per month, so everyone forecloses to start over, but this start over is different and Blackrock is at the center of it again, but probably has other corporations they’re already shifting to, to hide their identification etc.

I'm not sure who to turn to to facilitate the transaction with these off market deals.

I like to compare property to to cars.