Allow paid off homes that are making rental income to cascade into faster payoffs for subsequent properties.

The subsequent state returns are the states you invest in unless that state has no personal income tax. 

Linda, yes, I did subsequently buy investment property #3 in the same year, 2015, that I incurred the aforementioned $1200 expense (for the property that I did not buy). 

Had to make three additional trips in subsequent weeks @ $375 each, not charging me for final trip in January 2023.

The first deal is the toughest but they get easier with each subsequent property.

Such a purchase will 1) build your confidence, 2) teach you a lot about the process, and 3) spur you to follow through on subsequent purchases.  

Its such a powerful software system that its patent pending I have been using it for over a year myself to make sure it is enterprise ready before I invested and put my name on it.. and just last week I closed on two deals in Portland right off of MLS that will make more than 150 to 200k Each in 6 months or so.. this software is going to cost less than half of what this guy is talking about .. and come with full instruction videos and access to myself and others..

With multi-family, you have multiple income streams and it’s unlikely that all will stop at once.Another signal to pay attention to is that there are numerous examples of people on BP (myself included) who started with single family homes but have subsequently moved on to larger commercial deals, often via syndicates.

The only amount I could recover is whatever it cost to repair any code violations that the county served me on and I subsequently fixed. 

Professionally i have been doing Enterprise IT sales for about 8 years both in Singapore and USA.