Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $112,000

Cash invested: $30,000

Primary residence turned rental

I use QBO for my portfolios as well (been investing since early 2019).As long as QBO is set up correctly by someone or a firm that understands what's needed for an REI business it works great (better than the REI-specific software in my opinion).I'm happy to discuss in more detail if you'd like.Here to help!

@Jaquon MillerDepends on your long term goals but based on what you wrote, I would strongly consider refinancing

Stick to short term notes so your money isn't wrapped up in one asset for too long. 4.

It’s a great market for long-term appreciation and growth, but it will be harder to achieve cash flow compared with how the Midland home is structured.

I’m eager to expand my network and forge profitable, long-term business relationships.

As a long-time high-level Rentlinx.com user, the journey since Rentlinx.com removed its marketing offering roll it into AppFolio has been an absolute nightmare!

If it’s to be your primary home until the day you sell it you don’t be affected as long as you don’t hold it long enough for it to rise too much in value. (15 years?).

Multifamily aligns ideally with my values of responsibility, long termism and building wealth and legacyGino

You're being a bit short sighted in a long-term game. $200/month net cash flow today is an 8% CoC return in the scenario you described.