Luis,Sounds like you did a great job on that first property. 

Hi all, I was wondering as a commercial property owner how to effectively challenge or reduce property tax hikes?

@Liam Maher - Sounds interesting, sign me up! 

Sounds good and I have been seeing the same thing about the management programs.

Since I will be leaving my corporate job and effectively self-employed as I manage most of my MF portfolio, can I roll my retirement savings into a Solo 401k and invest in RE with the money?

There's a lot of moving parts here but it sounds to me that you owe them at most the original $150k + a conservative 8-10% interest per year (well above market rate).

If any of that sounds complex or confusing feel free to reach out I can help explain. 

Hi @Tony NguyenThis is true but also is going to have a a few contributing factors, such as the type of rental and how much you are engaged in running the property.It sounds like your research is specific to LTR properties which do have a cap.

That way on a 75-80% cashout you can recoup your cost, and possibly add additional cash to your operating account, to scale your progress toward building a portfolio.It's not going to happen overnight but with consistent investments, each additional property should add equity, cash, and monthly cash flow to your portfolio, causing a compounding effect to allow you to scale.Let me know if you have any further questions, but this seems like a great place for you to start.

Sounds like solid advice to me, and made me laugh - thanks David!