I don't track it, but doing taxes, working with banks, etc., force me to be more or less aware of it.

At my daily job , I try to make enough to pay all my family’s bills , pay down 1k debt a day and save 1k a day in savings .

However, the cashflow is unlikely to make up for the increased equity gains, reduced vacancies, tax deductions, and other benefits that come from diversifying.I recommend you build a strong foundational understanding of real estate investing.1.

@Sandra KimThe withholding agent (I’m assuming the title company in your case) generally should be remitting the withholding tax directly to the IRS out of the sales proceeds.

IMO this is because of government fiscal policy, ie spending.Bad Government Fiscal Policy is Driving InflationDeficit spending is a snake eating its tail: deficit spending → more inflation → higher interest rates to slow inflation = more inflation = keep interest rates higher → debt more expensive / accelerates…..repeat.The US debt has is currently rising by $1 trillion every 100 days, or roughly the budget of our entire defense budget (which is larger than the next 10 countries combined).

How about leveraging then sticking that grand toward debt?

Considering this, which debt makes the most sense to pay off?

How are the property taxes in Nevada; fair, high or low? 

I will be house hacking my primary home and I am wondering that are the implications on Solar tax credit and bonus depreciation?

We pay for the property taxes, the water and sewer bill, and usually do some sort of capital improvement to the property based on his rent each year.