My goal for real estate investing is to enable myself, financially, to be around for the key milestones of my young children.My goal for BP is to just learn as much as I can.Thanks for reading!

If I were to rent it out, the cash flow would likely be negative.Here's my query: Is there a possibility to classify the interest paid towards this foreign property as an "investment income expense", thus enabling me to subtract this interest expense from my capital gains?

This enables you to leverage the HELOC for down payments in a strategy known as BRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat).By leveraging the HELOC, you can obtain the necessary funds to make down payments on additional properties.

Hello everyone,Me and my partners live in Israel and recently closed our first deal in OH Cleveland, We have opened an LLC in OH and are looking to open a bank account for the LLC for future rental income.Would appreciate your suggestions for a foreign-investor-friendly bank that would enable us open bank account remotely without having to travel to the US (Thanks to Corona we have no other way)Thanks,Nahum.

This enables you to screen the clients a bit more. 

I am a musician and audio engineer with a steady gig as well as a 9-5 designing home automation systems.

Here's what I'm looking for/thinking of:- WiFi enabled - I want to buy a hotspot from AT&T and set it up in the home and connect the cameras to the hotspot.

This should enable you to juice your savings so you can come up with the downpayment and maximize paying off the student loan.

I have a buyer interested, but their title company will not insure it, stating 2 years must elapse before they will insure it.Has anyone come across this before and can you recommend a strategy that will enable me to sell it before 2 years expires?  

I just had a young artsy couple break a lease in Midway Park because Mom bought them a house 6 streets away, and one of their musician friends signed a lease and moved in the next day.When I was buying, I shyed away from anything too close to Glenwood (on the north side) and east of Candler.