You might want to do a comparison of simply selling and paying the tax and then investing post tax dollars into whatever equities you want.

When its family and you have time to pay it back or its gifted its okay.

I would not recommend BRRR until you have lived here a while and adjusted to life here and  made some connections while paying attention to what the market is doing, what is considered a good location and where the gaps are.

Biggest question on my mind is when all those funds that were paying over par for loans a few years ago, going to rise to the surface in insolvency. 

Am I obliged to take in a person who offers to pay by CHA vouchers?

How much did you pay for the land?

Speaking from personal experience on the management side of things and on the owner side of things, if you are paying a property manager 10% of your rent collected, they should absolutely be responsible for the coordination of proactive repairs based on their teams property inspections.

Your basis will be what you pay them for it.

@Zehua Zhou,You can use a Fidelity non-prototype account to manage the rentals, but it will have some of the features available with the bank's checking accounts, such as having a debit card, mobile deposit, and bill pay.

I feel like there is a good value for what I pay.