I don't plan to sell which is why it's worth the $100 a month in cash flow now while I still have a W2 job and can afford not to live off the cash flow but rather reinvest it in principle pay down, and then reap the benefits of paid off houses down the road when I retire.

I'd be interested in hearing about your sales position, sounds like it will definitely have benefits for investing.Eric

Hi everyone, some basic questions as I try and learn some of the basics.  I read or possibly heard on a PodCast that if you can do a FHA with minimum down you can then then have more money to use on additional investm...

I told her that we would be willing to let him out of the lease if she at any point wants to kick him out (since she makes plenty on her own with her benefits). 

You control it, you manage the investments but you don't have access to any benefits those investment provide until you start taking distributions at retirement.

Will this benefit me better for tax purposes?

What we should be trying to figure out is how to own real estate in Georgia for less than 1% property tax and own a corporation in florida for the zero state income tax benefit like Texas.

Here’s why:As we all know, there is no requirement to have a RE License, and in fact, there are many, Many, MANY (especially on this forum) who are extremely successful without being a RE agent, There are many benefits to having one as well. 

I think a lot of us could benefit from that. 

He was a nice guy, and gave me a soft-sell of all the benefits of having a personal relationship with a full-service bank (currently I bank at a credit union).