If you're looking to do that and still get all your entitlements as a W2 employee then roll w/ it...pay yourself 1k/month and then 0 it out on scheduled wright offs...

A property manager normally will charge 10%.Lastly, does the job your currently hold have enough income to allow you to purchase the properties and maintain your debt ratio on below 50%?

Hello All,I'm interested in feedback on the multi-family & SFR real estate market in Greensboro, NC.I would like to hear from BP members that are in the trenches and/or currently invested in this market.Key indicators like job and wage growth seem to be holding steady for the last several years and property values seem to be increasing steadily.Can someone give me their view on the current cap rates & vacancy rates for multi-family properties.I would also like to connect with residential & commercial real estate agents for any current/future opportunities.Thank you in advance

My current day job is an airplane pilot for an engineering company in Utah.

Now, I'm a laid-of 50-something who's been searching for another job for nearly a year and realizing that now's my opportunity to really scratch that itch and go to work for myself.

If it's clearly a big job (not paint, flooring, and re-sell), then I'd rather have some cleanup done.

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He was born in Knoxville, but raised in North Augusta, SC after his father took a nuclear engineering job there.

I'm 25 and have nothing but a part time job and a bus pass.

If you'd be willing to put in the work, you could very well obtain these properties without the use of TK provider but is this feasible while working you 9 to 5 job?