I've heard Kiyosaki on multiple other podcasts that aren't nearly as popular as BP's.

With the federal reserve currently indicating it’s not raising rates, maybe this bet will pay off.

There are many other areas (Nashville is a popular example) where legislation exists that has tight restrictions on who can have an STR and under what circumstances, possible caps on number of rental days, an arduous permit process, etc. etc.  

I think that your city of Atlanta is one of the most popular destinations.So I don't see the point for you to invest in real estate in Canada, given that it's much less profitable, more difficult to find deals and get financing, notwithstanding the fact that we don't have 30-year mortgages here (the "longest" mortgages people use here are generally the 5-year mortgages).

We use a progressive system with multiple tax brackets, so the amount of your monthly net income determines the amount you should expect to pay in taxes.https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/taxes/federal-inco...

I own two SF rentals in San Antonio, Texas and before I buy a third one, as per the popular suggestion, I wanted to move both homes in to an LLC for asset protection and minimizing personal liability.

The guy is in federal prison for 10 years.

I paired the RD funding with Federal historic tax credits for the equity portion of my capital stack. 

My challenge is a Specific one, as I’m insisting on top notch tenants in a less popular  neighborhood in SF, so while the unit and price are nice, a lot of peeps pass it up due to location.

While no one can predict the future, the Federal Reserve raising interest rates yesterday by 0.75% is an aggressive sign that they're not done.