But unlike a Roth, there are no contribution limits.

If you have a lot of interest, I would set a time for a bunch of investors to come in.

there just aren’t many sold properties in the neighborhood in the last 3 months and even out to 6 months is limited.

All that means is you've got bring your best to all aspects of the property and the listing itself -- location, furnishings, photography, heck, even the listing headline all matter a lot.At the risk of pitching here, my wife's YouTube is filled with a ton of great MTR content on setting up a listing.

I do have some very limited experience with commercial, but I've found it to be risky when retail vacancies come up, at least in the Bay Area.

My prior assumption was, the taxable value of this house will be set to $800k.

Most suburban cities have VERY limited lots and most of those are zoned R-1, meaning only a single-unit house can be built.In the City of Detroit, it's cheaper to buy one and rehab than build!

It may sound complicated but it's really not once it's all set up.

Cap ex, repairs and vacancy is a % that you'd set aside from the monthly rent.

Not allowed to use software to set your rent.