It’s hard to really get good at it without doing a lot of deals because the licensing course doesn’t teach you much about actually being an agent, that comes from doing lots of deals and learning by doing it every day.

I would be surprised if my underwriting would show only a $5K/month negativeIs it San Diego city or San Diego metro area but not the actual city?

Ask the candidate to share actual tax planning strategies they have used. 

I'm actually not familiar with Privy at all!

But please thoroughly educate yourself on what "landlord friendly" actually means on a case by case basis.

But the real difference comes down to what actually drives revenue.For example, splurging on a mural in a one-bedroom rental for travel nurses won’t necessarily increase bookings (unless they’re influencers and you have a social media strategy for your rental).

I hope tenant willingly leaves because NYCHA actually notified months ago that she was approved for another voucher.

Old investors like me only invest in the subscription for pro; we don't buy courses or books (actually, I own probably 20 of their books) regularly.

That's the starting rate and then there are millage rates that bring it down to the actual tax rate.

Hey man, so I actually left my W2 (biotech) and joined real estate full time due to the number of properties/cash flow I was getting.