So go ahead, sit the sidelines, yap on about some fantasy how some day it's all just gonna be half off.

At first I thought he was going to give me a good butt chewing, but it turns out that he is ready to retire from investing and was looking to sell off some of his properties, eight in all, so he and his wife can spend the rest of their days without the hassle of having tenants.

I am ready to refinance one of my rentals to pay off the private lender loan I used to purchase it. ($85k) The ONLY thing preventing the loans from being accepted is the square footage of the house. (500 sf) Everything else about the house passes with flying colors!

That being the case, even with an ADU, I would be paying at least 10k a month for the mortgage and taxes, and then have to get extra funds for the ADU, and I would not have that income for the first while. 

I'm not going to make a ton off of these in the first few years. 

Just buy it in your name and then by time you rehab it and sell it if it’s two years then you can possibly get capital gains exemptionsNotLegal or tax advice

These homes are close to being taken by the county for back taxes.

For someone who does this part time working off your cell phone with a high volume of receipts and partners on some investments, I think there are better option.

Hello BP family, I'm looking for a financial advisor/tax advisor/accountant in the San Diego area.

Some have heavy appreciation but lack cashflow, some have high taxes, low taxes.