I definitely will not be rolling that 401k into a future W-2 based 401k as I intend to shift those funds into real estate in one way or another.

But the most important lucky break we caught was finding a very talented contractor who saw a future with us and a willingness to make an investment of time and sweat in us to grow our business so his business could grow.

Hey guys, im a new motivated investor,i am 20 year old and im looking to buy a rental property in the future but where i live 90% of the rentals do not cash flow and if they do, they are D class property or non-legal/non-conforming duplex/triplex. 

What you are saying is assuming that everything looks and good does not consider any vacancy, especially unexpected vacancy and that the future times are going to be perfect. 

The other problem is that you probably cannot increase the rents very much in the future without spending a lot of money on rehab, which still may not get you over $600 per unit on a good day.

I'm using him for one of my properties now and he's a great resource for future deals too. 

Hi Everyone,Newbie future real estate investor here.

Not only would you have to subsidize this property for the foreseeable future, odds are (with all due respect of course and not to question your PM skills), you might expect the expense ratio to increase under your tenure in comparison.

“In the future, work with them directly to reduce any delays as I’m not always available.”In other words, if you ask me, it’ll take a long time to get a response!!

Just be aware of the market condition when you set your expectations about future rents.