Renting by the room is a smart move—getting that cash flow while you work on your BRRRR strategy is 🔥.

I was looking for this for long time and decided to make one for myself. 

If I invest a multifamily through a Roth IRA, will I still receive the same tax benefits as I would with personal cash when I file my tax return?

And to get their attention, you need a long track record and infrastructure, as well as the right deal(s).

The terms of the 2nd are typically for many DPA programs.

Hello,I have a client with an adult family home in Washington State, they are looking to do a cash out refinance.Here is the property info: $570,000 Appraised Value, $2829 Annual Insurance, $3,000 Market Rent, $4,200 Actual Rent, $5,175 Annual Taxes.Borrower has a 720 Fico, and owns 4 other properties, let me know if you can do this.Thanks

Hi @Shawn C - I can't speak to CA specifically because I am in CO but I use Steadily for insurance for house-hack and mid term rentals.

So...let's assume you meant the former.A goal of $80k in annual cash flow is very reasonable, as long as you understand it isn't going to happen over night. 

I have cash too.

My dad is a long time investor and I've picked a few things up from him, but the majority of my knowledge has come from consuming mass amounts of books, podcasts, and reading the forums here on BiggerPockets.