I think it'd make sense to start with Illinois.

Makes total sense I think I already new the answer I just needed to here it from someone els.thanks for Your time!

Now, this doesn't mean you can advertise the rooms for ten years, never actually rent them out, but still claim rental real estate tax deductions year in and year out; but in your current situation, it makes sense - given that there is a little over a month left in the year and you are doing some work to the property, it makes sense that you may not be able to rent out every room by year-end.

never made much sense to me watching people pay full retail sub too.. margins just too thin.. and I did not have a burning desire to have rentals that made 100 a month LOL..

The rate wasn’t great either, but I went ahead with the cash out and put some of my own cash to work and ave funded flips to people o have really good references on and I partner on flips that make sense.

,but offer where the numbers make sense for you given your strategy.

Unit 2 vacant, can be rented for $900-$1000.Please let me know what you guys think, if this would make sense for an "learning" investor or if I should stay away from the area, etc.

This would make sense for me in a multi-unit but not on a $250K home since the payment/taxes is out of my budget.

@Johann jells gotta love the stupidity of others, no care lack of common sense, I just don't get it, your right tho some contractors just don't use there brains

Is this making sense now.