Is that a good number for you to retire on before considering Social Security, 401(k), and other investments?

Hey guys, so I have this  prospective  tenant who gets $900 monthly in Social Security and a bit of other income... but with all these people who are furlowed these days, I feel that I don’t want to rely on his other income.

In my market, door solicitations are not welcomed - especially in light of social distancing practices.

I often wonder what happen to the FICA deducted under false SS#'s since they can't collect social security at retirement under it.BTW, the hospital bills for everyone was over $100K.Seeing what the prior S Corp owner experienced, and what happened when I had the fire under the LLC, it was not the corporate shield that helped me, but having workman's comp when the guy is in the hospital, disability insurance if he's hurt more badly, unemployment insurance if he couldn't come back, I had all my bases covered.

She Wasn't to social able.

The tax advantages with real estate are built in, and W2 income is minimized in saving on social security and Medicare taxes from not making rental income W2 income, according to my CPA.

We know that working with pre-foreclosures can present unique opportunities to create win-win situations for the seller and investor alike.What do you think are the best practices for hunting down pre-foreclosures (especially during this time of social distancing in 2020)? 

I have experience with social media, I am good with technology, and have years of experience with photography.

It's tricky, as it quickly goes to a social justice argument and things rarely get done after that starts... 

New leasing activity continues without interruption, as the Company’s proprietary Let Yourself In℠ technology provides full functionality for prospective residents to tour homes, submit applications and execute leases while following social distancing guidelines, resulting in an April 2020 Same-Home portfolio Average Occupied Days Percentage of approximately 95.1%.