I think I’d like to start investing in my Roth IRA which I have but haven’t contributed since I’ve bought the duplex back in September 22 but I’m trying to figure out my budget again because I’ve moved to Los Angeles to live with my gf.My reserves have definitely taken a hit so I’d like to build it back up and am hesitant to start contributing again until I can have a reserve for my real estate (thinking 6 months worth until I’m comfortable contributing to Roth again)Is this dumb?

We build houses; rehab houses; love our neighbors; and wouldn't think of living anywhere else. 

There are even more savings if you do the exchange from a state with state income tax to a state without them if you then hold until you too live in a tax free state. 

Wondering if they live up to their YouTube videos stating that they help run the operations for investors and provide close to 12% ROI.

Areas like Central West End, Soulard, and The Hill are popular and have strong rental demand.Property Management: If you plan to rent out the property, consider hiring a property management company, especially if you’re not planning to live there full-time.Market Trends: Stay updated on local market trends, such as employment rates, population growth, and development projects that could impact property values.St.

Is Mira Mesa a desirable and safe area to live/rent?

If I buy a small business that includes real estate, it is possible to assume the existing loan (at a lower rate), and finance the additional amount up to asking on a second position mortgage?

A multifamily deal is a resilient, recession-proof gold mine because rents tend to increase regardless of economic circumstances, there will always be more people than places to live, PERIOD.

So easy to avoid the additional expense.

This steady increase shows that these homes are not just places to live—they’re valuable investments.