I am a newly commissioned 2d Lt and my goal is to grow enough financial freedom, for myself and my partner, after my military career, or as a financial backup for my family in the case something were to happen while serving.

Sure you want the property to perform but I also filled out a PFS (personal financial statement) and had to supply all of the supporting documentation. 

(3) do your financial estimates (estimated return on investment and costs) account for capital appreciation, tax depreciation, equity pay-down, (or, specifically, what exactly is used to determine ROI). 

Note:  I am not an attorney or a CPA, and the above opinion should not be misconstrued as legal or financial advice.

Hire a lawyer to assist in the purchase and to review the HOA financials and regulations pertaining to investors.Buy with minimum down/maximum leverage if you hope to gain true positive cash flow.Dead equity and HOA fees will seriously cut into your cash flow and turn the investment into a liability.

Hi BP community I'm looking for a financial institution that can give me a heloc, on a single family home I bought for all cash that does not require any seasoning period. 

Iv'e read a few books and done hours of research and Iv'e decided that this is what I want to do to build my financial freedom. 

I hope to chat and learn from as many people as I can because I don’t want to waste any time with getting financially free through rental units.I appreciate everyone involved with the Bigger Pockets podcast, and I hope I can create a great network of people to team with and get this ball rolling!

You’re going to be supporting that Cali deal financially, and therefore emotionally as well.

Buying my first duplex was one of the best financial choices I've made.