Cash flow isn't the main driver so would be happy w/ ~$200/month if it were to work out.  

I live in Houston, TX and have recently started driving for Uber and Lyft full-time after spending a year as a truck driver. 

I was a full time truck driver when I got my first deal.

We also have the tenant e-mail us copies of their last two pay stubs from their job and a photo of their drivers license.

This is all done after closing and you must be sure to advise the lender and the lawyer that you plan for it to be your new home to live in and not mention renting.If it is brand new then it is important to change your driver's license etc to that property as well to avoid paying HST because of it being a rental.And if you are choosing between brand new and resale - do resale as you then have no issues with HST.I hope this helps.  

I am a truck driver from Ohio to Chicago 7 days a week basically.

Look into Cleveland, its got good cashflow potential with appreciation happening as well.Looking for appreciation come to Columbus, there are still 1% deals, but the more attractive part is the population growth and other economic drivers!

“Making sure everyone has access to quality, affordable housing is a bipartisan issue, and the industry stands ready to do its part to help create the 4.3 million new apartment homes our country needs.”Immigration has been a main driver of demand, but levels tapered off before the pandemic and remain lower than normal.

Tax planning should not be the driver here.

Hello BPersI’m a newbie at this and have been reading books and attending seminars for the entire last year and finally found a multimillionare who invests and owns 1500 door who said he can help me achieve my goals but I have to start working full time for him and will pay me 12$/hour as a start and will increase it once I prove my self.Do you think I should give up my job(truck driver) with $60k a year for this opportunity?!