Yes, eventually we want to buy more rentals (not back to back, but within the next 5-10yrs).

And eventually, they also fail financially, because over time capex exceeds cash flow.So I am very much in favor of @Tim Ryan 's idea: pick a market and grow roots.

Don't buy or transfer ownership before he passes to preserve the step-up basis eventually when you inherit.

So, I'm now considering working 1 more year and during that time, ramping up into several multi-families and eventually owning 10 doors over the next 3 years.

My main plan to use real estate for is to eventually generate passive income.

I would like to eventually leave my 9-5, pay off student loans and get rid of PMI on my first property ASAP.The townhome is my primary residence and I will answer any questions and be grateful for any guidance.

So eventually the oversupply will be sucked up and this lack of building will allow rents/occupancies to return to a more normal growth period.Keep in mind. 

Every time we thought we had all the boxes checked, the city threw another curveball our way.One thing that eventually helped was getting in touch with someone directly in the zoning office.

We did eventually got into nonpayment and that’s what we filed with.

Late-paying tenants eventually turn into non-paying tenants.