I feel like she carries groceries. she can carry a light weight bike?

@Brandon Hall could you shed light on this issue filing a state tax return to preserve a loss for a K-1?

But now, you have the information to go out and close deal after deal (as long as you have enough grind and perseverance to stick with it - just like going to the gym with goals of losing weight and gaining muscle). 

I am not clear on what would need to happen/what i would have to do to end up in the latter situation. if anyone can shed some light on this i'd appreciate it!

I opted to  provide my renters with a yoga mat, hand weights and the house pool is great addition to get some exercise! 

However we would be "getting more house" ( access to a second back yard, tool shed, driveway, second storage unit, etc)When I look at other houses in the area, with the intrest rates as they are, I don't understand why anyone would buy multifamily and rent it out when all of these calculations would be negative cash flow.

Planning to do the same to the second unit in August.We've been doing lots of landscaping and plan to:-replace the front fence-replace the shed -paint the outside -add better ventilation through the roof What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Let's try reframing this @Eric Justice:Buying all-cash, reduces operational impact weight to a level that feels very stress and urgency free. 

Any advice is greatly appreciated, below are a few of the questions I am kicking around curious if anyone with experience can weight in:1.

Consists of 3 buildings each different style.   4400mth total rent produced.   400k ask- 1 duplex, 1triplex type homes - 5 doors, really old home (1940ish) currently in C to D condition. 2600 total rent produced, 155k ask- 2 Single family homes - 2 doors, really old home (1940ish) currently in C to D condition. 1800mth produced, 150k ask- 2 Tiny home sheds- 2 doors, 800 total produced mth.  40k ask.