Because I have reduced my expenses to less than 500 a month, and enjoy a more frugal lifestyle as it is, I am content pooling all available income to real estate, in order to accelerate this process. 

I understand that the age and quality of the home will impact when these expenses become due, but I'm curious if I could get somebody in the Austin area to take a look at the estimates I put in here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jgP6aod25qWJzKWQXhto...

The goal of a househack is to eliminate your housing expense as much as possible.

But also this could very well leave you deciding to move from older to newer properties where the risk of capital expense is much less. 

Hello,
I bought a rental property last year (October 2023). Can I claim car travel miles even if the rental property is not ready yet?
Thank you.

(To give you some numbers we are all in at 2.1 million and it appraised just shy of $3.2 Million)This was a seller-financed transaction, the terms allowed us to use the ground as collateral and I brought partners in after I got all of the city approvals, and they took over the future expenses for the seller financing note and the other costs like engineering. 

Tell me the other info and I can tell you how to deduct their home, property tax, house insurance and even expense their garden shovel and garden gloves.  

They are expensive (don’t be fooled by the sticker price, on a per/lb basis all packaged and prepared foods are expensive) and are well…full of crap.

There’s going to be a lot more expenses - especially in older properties or ones poorly rehabbed. 

This often only makes sense on more expensive properties like an STR vs. entry level LTR.