@Nicholas L - No, I ended up terminating the contract and still searching / running numbers on various markets for next deal.   

Also - I'm dealing with an applicant right now who appears to live with a family member (same last name, listed as the landlord on her application) who was just served an eviction notice on September 14.

Quote from @Clark Stevenson: Quote from @Nicholas L.: @Wesley LeungI don't invest in syndications personally and have zero interest in doing so. 

@Brittany Vigneault, @Rory Cumminsshould be able to serve you well. 

Quote from @Howard L.: What's the formula for the property tax rate for rental properties in Las Vegas?

You would be better served upgrading from your last one and becoming a small partner in a flip where you could bring your sweat equity and some cash and learn on the job more when it's not a family member.

Those serving as cheerleaders and those who caution about the pitfalls.

@Greta Andrews,They both won't be able to serve the same purpose, let's compare the two.Save money: 100% of your contributions to an IRA are available for you invest from the day one.

He loved my proposal to l/o the house, rehab it splitting costs 50/50 while I lived there rent free during the rehab.

They can ask you to serve notice so one unit (or both) are vacant at the time of possession, but if you agree to that make sure you have a large deposit and some of that is not refundable if the buyer backs out as you will need it to cover the lost rent.