Before joining I had already started on my journey to raise enough money for a Single family home, about 25k by mid next year for a down payment. 

Make sure you understand the condition of the property and make a list of every single item that needs to be replaced or repaired.

Most rates you see quoted online are for home buyers with excellent credit, putting 20% down on a single family home to live in for themselves. 

I have a flat-roof, single-family home in Camden, NJ that sprung a pretty substantial leak in the roof last night.

Purchase price: $70,000 Single-family house to be turned into triplex, planing to live in one unit and renting the other two out.

I just had a refi appraisal come in above all but one comp, within 1% of what I was expecting, basically on the money, in the East Bay Area.You really have to walk the appraiser through every single update and hand him or her a CMA to have the best chance possible.

The biggest question still up in the air is: Do you have to hold a single property in an OZ via an Opportunity Fund for 10 years to receive 100% deferred capital gains on appreciation, OR can you essentially 1031 exchange every 2-3 years across multiple opportunity zones and still get the 100% deferred capital gains.

If it's more than $30,000, she will need to complete a simple tax form, but she will not owe taxes.Also, does your wife by chance have a single sister?

My husband and I own two single family rental properties, one in Alaska, one in Las Vegas. 

Unless the tenant was a federal employee, I expect to never recover a single dime.