I have read the intro Ebook, read Paper Profits and was debating whether i should buy Note investing made easier, all this week!

I actually only deducted the parts (all the new knobs and switches) as I did the labor myself and did not want to even risk any conflict or debate around the damage/extra wear and tear and such with newly minted lawyer (I think I could have prevailed but the time and stress did not warrant it for me on a small dollar figure).There is another trending post about a similar theme (good tenant, heavy wear and tear), and some tenants are just wear and tear experts (wearing everything out fast!)

Now I underlined may have since it's debatable whether the above language satisfies the Plain Language Requirement for residential leases.But in any event, the notices are just a piece of paper that you need to deliver to the tenant before you can start an eviction action.

This VRBO/Airbnb debate is old and exhausting they both have pros and cons.

And then there is the whole separate debate on paying down debt versus staying more leveraged...heated topic for different post.

Well, maybe some owners do, but if the oven is broken is not like there's a long-winded debate on what to do about it: buy another oven!

Also debating if I really want my starter home to be a "revolving door" for my cul-de-sac?

As a first time investor, there's (debatably) no better way to invest than house-hacking with an FHA loan.

You will find people debating until they are blue in the face whether we are at the top of the market, close to it, or just past it, but the reality is that we are unarguably very deep into the current business cycle.

Now, how you go about understanding how much to pay for this asset is up for debate, but you can start by figuring out the marketplace Cap Rate, discount it, and capitalize a value.