You think it may be easier to sell it and use that money to buy a smaller house, enabling you to live in the neighborhood you love so much.

I'm in northern Indiana and had a very efficient heat pump/central AC unit and when the outside temp got below about 40 degrees I had to use my forced air furnace as backup because the heat pump couldn't extract very much heat from the outside air to bring inside temp up and keep it comfortable.

However if I do a BRRRR I can achieve infinite return by extracting all of my investment.

@Nancy Bachety, Nicholas is correct, if your rentals are short term and the income is treated as active - you will be eligible for a Solo 401k, which will enable you to shelter up to $61,000 of your income per year (depending on your age and net business income).

It is a whole lot easier not investing in something poor, than investing in something poor and trying to extract yourself from it later.

This venture enables all parties to reach their objectives and deliver exceptional homes to future owners.

:) I kept plugging away and started to earn a decent salary after about six years and that enabled me to start saving a little.

It enables us to quickly move inventory and ensure we're connecting the right properties with the right investors.

Our profit enabled us to proceed with another deal immediately post sale.

I personally would not permit an applicant without a SSN since this would not enable us to run a background check etc.