That might be low...up to you to decide.I don't know if you updated the report, but I'd venture to say you're probably paying $50 per unit for water every month.I really like the 50% rule which is your P&I + 50% of rent as expenses, its a decent barometer of how things will actually go.

I formed a company to joint venture/mentor with a $500 million equipment company from 2007 to 2012.

I know I might have to venture out of the Western WA area at some point if I want to amass more properties quickly.

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I’m looking for guidance stepping off into my first venture in investing in multi-family units.I bought my first house last year and plan to rent it out to cover mortgage payments plus a little extra, then find a quad-plex to purchase and house hack (my current house is too big for my small family... me + wife) Looking for strategic advice or any advice from anyone with history in house hacking.

There needs to be a risk of loss of more than just time, all business ventures have the risk of loss of time.

I would venture to say you  are going to encounter more problems as you start to fix things.  

I teamed up with my business partner who is a fix and flip investor, and after structuring an ironclad Joint-Venture agreement we've now done 4 flips together and I've never been happier.

Hi, first time posting to BP. I have 2 duplexes that I have had since 2012 and 2017 just owned by myself. I would like to acquire more with the help of investors, and have investors also join in my current properties ...

You might try and get a loan 1st or 2nd mortgage.. and belly up when you sell the lotsOr partner up with a local builder on a joint venture deal.