Right now, I am in the knowledge accumulation phase, with a load of books and articles I want to get through.

Unit 6 was a very long term tenant who had accumulated 14 stray cats in which 3 were pregnant.

If we're at the top of the market currently, it's not necessarily a "great time" to accumulate a large amount of rentals - I'm not saying don't buy a rental.

Ever since then, I started reading, looked for new content, and researched like something has possessed me.In a way, Real Estates sparked a light of ambition in my heart and ignited my passion tofocus and learn about something I can enjoy doing.With the momentum I gained from wanting to study real estate, I absolutely dominated all my classes in school this semester.I feel like going to school and completing my undergraduate in actuarial science to become anactuary is the safest route to take, but there is a voice in the back of my mind telling me to start working as an agent.I have completed all of my real estate classes for the license test, and will be taking my test shortly.Although it may seem like a safer option, going to school means I will not be able to invest or create any income for myself for 2-3 years.As well as accumulating what we know of as "bad debt" such as student loans.There are many pros and cons factored into both sides of the argument, and I just wanted some advice from Realtors, and anyone on the BP forum.Thank you for your precious time! 

Once you have accumulated 200k-300k of EQUITY in that entity, THEN it would be best to separate another property into a different LLC in which ever state you buy.

It sounds like they're accumulating credit card debt just trying to keep up with the mortgage and maintenance on the house.

And paying her an hourly wage would probably bore her (she is very driven and likes commission jobs) and wouldn't allow her to accumulate $$$ of her own quickly enough.

Leveraging that amount of cash to buy SFHs or small multis in favorable cash flow areas could allow the buyer to accumulate maybe $15M worth of props, and cash on cash returns north of 10%. 3) The better returns in LA with that kind of money are the ultra high end flips.

I am fine paying the principle but I was wondering if anyone has ever gone to the city hall and negotiated the years of accumulated interested on the taxes. 

In other words when they purchase from you (wholesaler) you are taking into consideration that when they flip/sale to someone else these are the fees that they will accumulate while they are rehabbing the home(prior to selling)?