BUT, for many people there is a PSYCHOLOGICAL cost of having “‘debt”.  

If you do it yourself , you deduct the cost of materials .

Getting a property solely for investing purpose (without living in it first) is completely new to me and seems costly at this time.So I am here to ask for some ideas on how I can start out with this.

Let’s start with some basics of realistic expenses offset versus unrealistic gold rush paradigms in a high cost, high tax, low occupancy state:You’re not getting 20% CoC.

I have already learned a few costly lessons about real estate investing, and I am ready to move the needle in a positive direction. 

Looking at multifamily properties in San Antonio, TX. Looking to connect with brokers/ home inspectors in the San Antonio area that can help and be boots on the ground as I am out of state.Thanks!

I also help manage several small portfolios for family members with properties in Austin TX and Juneau AK and will be purchasing about $2.5m in additional small multi-family properties in Austin TX and/or Juneau AK by the end of the yard.  

These are typically provided by the borrower's professional property manager.

At one point (it's been a few years since I delt with this) there was a nationwide advertiser (high ranking on Google search) that had contracted with the low cost provider in Denver and had a non-compete clause.

Talk to my property manager about canceling the 2 bookings and offer the house to people that have been displaced and can pay thru FEMA assistance at a discounted rate.