A dream which we fought tooth and nail for and earned every aspect of it.

We ended up getting 80% LTV on the loan, which reduced our down payment requirements. 

My goal in real estate investing is to earn a passive income while working my full time job as a purchasing manager.

It will reduce your taxable income by $8k - which will result in $1,7000 ish in tax savings. ($8,000 x 22% tax bracket)If you have other expenses, depreciaton, ect- your rental may generate a potential tax savings greater than that $1,700. 

House 1: 100k, 60k down sell for 120k in 5yrsHouse 2+3: 100k, 60k down, 100k, 60k down sell for 240k in 5yrs House 4+5+6+7: 100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down, sell for 480k in 5yrsHouse 8+9+10+11+12+13+14+15: 100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down,100k, 60k down, sell for 960k in 5yrs or live off cash flow for rest of life....So in 20 years you took 60k and turned it into 960k, earning 45k/yr CoC or 75% ROI

Now you might be able to get your license and if your state allows “referral only” brokers then you could earn some passive income just by sending referrals (e.g. you won’t work with buyers and sellers yourself).Teams - not required to start off.

., tax-free earnings) money.401k participant loans may not exceed $50k.The actual determination of which is optimal depends on an analysis of both objective and subjective factors, taking into consideration all possible configurations and their respective tax and investment implications.

I live in MD, partner to be is an NC resident.Questions:My accountant suggested a multi-member LLC, but wouldn't holding the title as 2 single-member LLCs eliminate Maryland tax filing fees as well as the NC partner being hit with both MD and NC tax on out of state LLC partner's earnings?

I would say that to show her all the reasons of recommendations that she gets like total income and spreading out her income over years may that possibly reduce her income  liabilityover several years be attractive enough.

What I know currently is since it is all roth contributions and earnings and the account is over 5 years old that it should not accrue the early withdrawal penalty of 10% from their website and video posted on their website.