Hi Savannah - PM me your email so I can add it to our list.

But any additional positive feedback and tips are much appreciated.

I invest exclusively outside of Fort BraggThe only benefit of buying in a military town is it can be somewhat insulated from economic downturns. the detriment is military towns are generally stagnant.

My long-term goal (15+ years) is to have a portfolio of rentals for income, a solid retirement pool, and additional capital for investment to provide to the next generation of "doers" who want to flip or buy-and-hold.

When attempting to sign up to use their new portal feature, I noticed they wanted us to agree to some new terms including exclusivity.  

Househacking can be a little complex for tax purposes.You have a primary residence in addition to a rental property.You are eligible to deduct direct and indirect expenses related to your rental property.Direct expenses can be considered items like repairing an appliance in the rental unit  or doing the flooring in the rental unit.Indirect expenses are items are items for the full house that you would pro-rate to your personal residence and your rental property.

You could always run your numbers at 5-10% below that ceiling and also factor in the additional carrying costs.

You may want to look into an accountant especially if your storage facility starts to hire employees or sell additional items like boxes and such.

It allieviates the need for an LLC (additional cost/time) and any complexities that may come in forming an LLC.

Every step along the way, however, you are going to be asked to 're-up' your commitment levels, possibly raise additional funds, etc - and if you don't have the credibility, capabilities, cahoonas, whatever......