One nice thing about selling a primary residence (after 2 years of living in it) is the tax free capital gains.I prefer to structure my investments to avoid forced sale - you want to be the one to decide when you sell based on market drivers not cash flow crisis.

Look, a UPS driver is a pro-driver, right, but that doesn't mean you can throw him into an F-1 and expect good things to happen.

I agree a low debt utilization ratio is a key driver in having a higher credit score.

Wait, my Drivers license.

Driver is I want to save time in showings and during pre-screening.So is below language fine to include or am I breaking any rules here? 

From what I’ve observed, employment trends like these are the primary driver of long-term rent growth and home price appreciation.Let me know if you have any other questions—I’d be happy to connect!

If you are a single member LLC and you run over a little old lady while delivering material for the company, both you as the driver and the LLC as your employer are liable.

Eliminating the time component is a strong driver for many LP’s seeking a more passive approach to investing.

What do you think your demand drivers will be?   

And it is important to keep in mind that cash flow is just one driver of your returns: you also are paying down the principal and reaping potential appreciation, though the latter is not guaranteed.Investing in a property with negative cash flow can definitely work, and I view it as a sign to slow down and move cautiously: make sure the neighborhood is good, make sure the house is in good condition or that the current condition is reflected in the price, etc.