House gets paid down, compound/snowball effect, tax treatments, retirement accounts, etc.For those who are financially free, could you share what’s your cashflow investment/business mix look like?

If someone was going to buy and live in it, they sometimes get preferential treatment.

Since I did not bring it into inventory and or subdivide it yet and will have owned it a year I am going to go for Cap gain treatment.

I am in the Drug Rehab/ Treatment business and will be starting my first Real Estate venture with a whopping cap rate of 50-60% on a hard money loan for only 3 years.

Its the best tax treatment we have the in the US>. so you can sell it tax your gain TAX Free then go shopping.. once you turn it into a rental for a few years the tax free is LOST unless you move back into it for a number of years.. then U have to take depreciaiton on it.. and then if you then sell you have to recapture...

I paid $450 for an exterminator treatment that lasted 3 months.

Properties bought with the intent to rehab and sell or flip do not qualify for 1031 Exchange treatment. 

The addendum is not free license to have any animal, but rather a specific one.The Pet addendum specifically outlines rules and regs and states specific violations such as noise, treatment, being left unattended, leashes, dog houses and anything else you need, and specific actions for violations (this is signed by tenant)Pet deposits are per animal.  

As long as you are not pregnant, the Zika isn't that bad (if the microcephaly-Zika connection is even true in unborn children) and the Chikungunya is tuff but it won't kill you as long as you get medical treatment early.

I am pretty confident that I was given better treatment because the listing agent would get both halves of the commission if I was the accepted offer.