Do you have a plan in place if deal flow shifts or drops meeting the same employee payout demands?

Interesting, Will Barnard that you're seeing a shift to a sellers market, too.

You are parroting what Lifestyles says, shifting blame and criticizing, how many multi-family deals are you in?

I guess the reason for this post was to encourage people that have been stuck like me, reading and studying, to shifting their mindset to MEETING PEOPLE THAT DO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO.

Section 8 says that rents for homes with that many bedrooms and bathrooms can get rent up to $1700 a month.And I know some people will say "why wouldn't you just keep it and rent it yourself and make some money" the answer is "time" I dont have it.Working a rotating swing shift with no help puts too much stress on myself.I've started a new life but the home is holding me back.

Can you wholesale properties part time as a side hustle working a 12 hr rotating night shift 7pm to 7am?

I'm basically looking for advice on if shifting the tax burden to her is wise tax strategy.

This isn't about the demise of NY, but the plethora of options available to wealthy city dwellers and the new normal which is a shift away from these congested city centers to upscale suburban living.

It looks like there is a shift in the making and it's likely that cashflow will be pre-imminent once again.

And, it shifts that personal experience into something a lot more commercial like a hotel - which could be damaging to the industry as a whole.To conclude, I don't view regulation as uniformly bad - in fact, I believe it can have a lot of benefits to investors as well as the general public (of course, this depends on the regulation!).