Hi all, I have read several articles and watched a couple of videos regarding house hacking and tax deductions with an eye focused on how to properly determine what percentage should be used for tax deductions, and it seems a little ambiguous.

Large Returns and a Passion for CinemaHow did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

That will land you conversion rates of 0.1% Watch the video:

Looking for any reading material, videos, or podcasts (outside the BP one, of course) to expand my knowledge base. 

I’ve been doing research, watching videos, and currently reading “long distance real estate investing” by David Greene.

I've been doing my due diligence watching YouTube Videos and figuring out who is the best person or place beside Bigger Pockets to start learning about Wholesaling, Flipping, etc... 

I’ve watched several webinars and YouTube videos but nothing has really hit home for me yet.

I truly believe real estate is the avenue to generational wealth and financial freedom, and I have a burning passion to purchase and house hack my first property by the end of 2020.Real Estate Investing Approach:As all of you know, Los Angeles is among the most expensive cities in the US, which means significantly higher down payments and closing costs.

But after watching many videos, I came across one specific video of someone playing the devil’s advocate: he was saying how no one talks about the possibility of your property value dropping below the “after renovation Value” and having your lender ask you for the difference?

They watch a video and assume they can do it for other people.