Additional benefits of such strategy are greater tax benefits, a property that will likely cashlow much quicker than any single unit option, quicker capital appreciation (you're starting from a bigger basis usually), and a robust rental market with seemingly no slowdown in sight...Welcome to So Cal, BP, and good luck out there!

We closed 5 days later.Sometimes acronyms, financing strategics, CAP rates, blah blah blah mean nothing to people.

Hello everyone,What are the mathmatical formulas (cap etc) & some key strategic factors when analyzing first time multi-family property?

San Antonio has seen some robust growth the past couple of years and I'm sure the SFH sector is also performing.

I read a number of reports mostly related to Strategic Outlooks and here are a few numbers if you can see my chart below without lines..

Many short sales can take 6 months plus and others are strategic short sales where home owners use them simply to avoid foreclosure and stay ini the home for free for longer.

What's the best niche and financial strateg(ies) for someone who wants to develop a buy and hold rental strategy with some certain following conditions:- primary residence paid in full- low-middle 5 figure savings to invest- low 6 figure retirement accounts that probably would get rolled to a self-directed IRA- currently work full time and can't (won't) just quit, but want to move to something more about me than some company I (used to) work for over the course of some reasonable number of years- not super knowledgeable of tax / legal / real estate / construction issues, but certainly willing to learn- I pay my bills, so I assume my credit’s good.

As per the online systems of smaller banks, I assume a lot of them use third party software that is just as robust as the big box banks?

Seems to me you're not asking about whether or not your making the right strategic decision, but whether you have covered all the bases to prepare for a possible eviction and are handling the pay or quit notice properly.Hopefully someone with more experience, preferably from GA, can chime in.

I've always used a good EA, but she's not much help when I have questions or need input on strategic tax planning vis-a-vis my properties, so I need your guy!