I'm looking to launch my RE investing journey with a house hack in the coming months.

However, the typical rent to cost ratio on a newly sold property in most areas is below 0.5%.  0.5% rent to purchase ratio will have large negative cash flow.  

Greeting BP Community,I write this post the day after NASA & Space X have launched two american astronauts into space for the first time in 9 years.

Newly finished space will likely need a hard wired smoke detector.

In the event of inability to pay the HML back in the allotted time frame, is the only property that can be seize, the newly purchased property?

Main house, Open floor plan with kitchen, dining area and living room, large family room with 2 bonus rooms in the newly refinished basement, family room with wood stove, office area, loft and more.

Hoping to get some input from investors who also run property management businesses.Is it possible to launch a property management business while working a fairly demanding W-2 job?

For a newly renovated ocean front condo they are wanting 20%.

Our plan is to launch a PE fund this year offering a 7% annual return (all though 4-6% might be more realistic right now). 

There seems to be a shortage of nurses going on right now with COVID effecting the output of newly graduated nurses and pushing people into retirement early.