I have my own business out here, but now looking into property investment.

Maybe it’s the commercial lender in me, but I think it’s good business practice to retain, or at the very least have access to, all notices and documents that were given to the tenant.

I'm sorry to hear that, but we have set the best cancellation policy set by Airbnb in order to be flexible for the guest, but also for us as small business owners."

Money is good, consistently pull-in say $150-$200k although being extremely busy with very long hours.

for owner occupied there are some construction to permanent loan options if can go full doc 

Any 'investment' can act as a 'retirement'.Roth is great because it is tax freeI personally like real estate also becuase your cash flow is normally shielded by depreciation.I like real estate further because there is less complixities / restrictions when it comes to IRA such as the 5 year rule, year you have to take distributions, RMD, Unrelated Business Income Tax(UBIT).Your goal is to have the best return and the most money at the time of retirement, what is the best way to get there?

Outside of real estate, I enjoy working on my other business and learning to fly.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

I got into this business working my day job, saving money for a down payment and then working from 6-11pm and weekends renovating the crappy houses I bought, so I could then rent them out.Recommend you find a way to motivate yourself and get your finances in order.

Far too risky there for pre-foreclosures because of the registration law you mentioned.Most of my pre-foreclosure business is in Arizona and Wisconsin, but I've done deals in Illinois, Texas and New Hampshire as well.I advise anyone looking to do pre-foreclosures to stay away from California, Maryland, Washington and Oregon.

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