obviously you're not going to see the same tax benefits from a 401k as you will in real estate. so is the effective irr actually worse for a 30 year old to cash out a 100k 401k and invest it in an 8% real estate investment over 30 years when accounting for depreciation, appreciation ( let's call it 2% annualy) and actual cash return even if you include a 10k withdrawl hit?

I'm a new Buildium, but I chose it because a mentor of mine who is an excellent property manager runs her 60+ single-family rentals on the platform and uses it to handle all of her business accounting (including flips and investor disbursements). 

My wife absolutely unpacks and puts all her stuff away and the suitcase goes in the closet till we are packing to leave.I just sometimes just live out of the suitcase and sometimes put my stuff away in drawers.On a side note since you are local to me I just bought a hoarder house that has antiques including dressers and chest of drawers.

This includes the unintended consequences of chance occurrences.  

Would be great if you could share an update with the community :-) Hopefully none that included an expensive training on how to buy a piece of land and then resell it. 

Instead of including the utility in the rent, give them a copy of the bill and make them pay half.

I have a friend who lives in California but is licensed in many states including Puerto Rico to do mortgages with Sunwest. 

Sometimes that could also include providing a "certified pad" that the future building will be built on. 

My question is based on the following:lets say you put down 20% on 300K property which is 60k (plus closing costs ) and you are breaking even with you mortgage + other expenses(taxes ,management fees,...) included.

These records include the names, addresses, contributions, and shares of profits and losses of each member, the names and addresses of managers, and certain tax returns.