I see a lot of investors remodeling and designing the home as if they were going to live in it and it's the biggest mistake.

It depends on if you're an llc or not, it depends on what state you live in, it depends on if you're a single member llc or a multi member llc- ultimately the numbers flow on to your tax return- your 10:40.

Since the property has changed hands and probably to an end buyer who is living in the property, the only solution is for someone to pay off the loan.

Just passed the 2 year mark of living in our current condo and about to move into the vacant unit of a 4 plex back in the state we grew up in.

We live in a great country where I can operate my business one way, you can operate yours a different way.

Good afternoon everyone,I conceder myself somewhat a newbie at this, I currently have 2 properties, 1 I live in the other is rental.

I think it is great that you have sold 20 houses last year but really, with that many houses that you sold, you should have more than 20k saved up right now unless you are living on that income.  

Of all the coastal States (Cali, Florida, Oregon) I've lived and invested in, by far the lowest carrying costs are in the latter. 

Tenant lives in a 2bed/1bath apartment. 

The downstairs unit (1 bed/1 bath) I'm currently living in but I need to move back to Los Angeles at the end of the month.