Lenders will only let you go up so high on the loan to value.All of the tax deferred capital gains, depreciation, etc. you just keep exchanging or use up the depreciation schedule and when you pass away your heirs inherit the property in a stepped up basis at the new value and all of that back money owed is wiped out.It's a way of giving Uncle Sam  a parting gift.   

Hey @Sean Yang welcome to BiggerPockets and check out the Ultimate Beginner's Guide: http://biggerpockets.com/ubg

Hi @Sammie Yang! 

I would agree with @Cha Yang about the http://www.mnrealtyschool.com/Mike and Tim are great guys and make the classes fun!

Most of this stems from the fact that you went 100% LTV on the seller note so the ying to the yang of putting no money down is that you get little cash flow in the first few years. 

IMO he's the yin to a lot of the yang out there.Mr.

Honestly I find that those difference in prices are ying versus yang.

@Wei Jie Yang How do you define cash flow when house hacking? 

Peter Yang check the nation days on market stats.

There are more women in college etc....it is a ying yang with women helping fill in the blanks and more.thanks, matt