Hi Everyone, I am an OOS first time investor and got a SMF built in 1920 (2 units, 1bd/1ba and 3bd/2ba) under contract at 20K below purchase price (@190K) with both units currently rented ($850 and $1200). 

its great that you are taking the leap into Real Estate investment, and Venice Florida, its an interesting market with its mix of vacation and long-term rental opportunities.Given the current market conditions you are describing - stagnant with a surplus of inventory - there might be some advantages to exploring both vacation and long term-rentals.  

This is the standard premium for Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) that most beneficiaries will pay.Your adjusted gross income (AGI) directly affects the amount you must pay for Medicare premiums, particularly for Parts B and D.

And from your previous post, I will be paying attention to the installation - we want those tiles oriented in proper direction.

I don't know Greg personally, but tends to be direct when I see him on the forums.

I work in property management software so I often talk to property managers and investors across the country about their strategies and experience with investing in their areas.... but for our first (few) investment properties, we'd like to stay within driving distance (currently live in Quincy, MA). 

I am wanting to switch away from my current PM as they are subpar and was thinking of switching over to them.

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We usually just build the bathroom on the other side of the current bathroom, then the plumbing is relativity simple assuming there is room. 

When purchasing your mother-in-law's house through seller financing, since the property qualifies as her primary residence, she should be able to exclude up to $250,000 of gains ($500,000 if married) from taxable income, so capital gains taxes are unlikely to be an issue given the sale price is below the tax basis.2.