Frequently homes built in the 1950's and 1960's.  

I go boating frequently in Pueblo and have seen the positive impact that marijuana has had on the Pueblo West commercial real estate.

So not tax meaning i have to put that money in another property to avoid tax You can do quite literally whatever you want with the excess money pulled out of the refi -- blow it at the casino, remodel your bathroom, or put it into another investment.

Guest must want to take their leftovers home with them.....just curious, what things do you have to replace  frequently. 

@Sam German since you are open to moving on a somewhat frequent basis, I would consider living in the homes for 2 years and then selling instead of renting. your gains would be tax free up to $500k since you are married.

Because of frequent business travels, one of my friends got an apartment for her old parents at senior community nj that provides a wide range of services to the elderly.

Emails and calls are rarely answered, it would take many and frequent follow ups to ensure anything was done.

Their strategy around the type of property they sell to investors (Class A, B or C) seems to change frequently, you are not allowed to take a deduction for the rehab work to the property (they do) and their properties were priced aggressively compared to other turnkey providers.I went with Home Union as they have answered most of these issues and were able to explain the “why behind the what”.

My husbi has frequent business trips so he also might not live at home when we purchase.

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