It will take a very long time and likely doesn't make much sense.There are plenty of Section 8 "gurus" that will make it sound hard, complex, and intimidating.

The tech companies here are laying people off or not hiring (the six figure earners who can afford the $3000 1 bedroom apartment to $6000 rental house payments) so that doesn't sound good to me financially.

Sitting down and strategizing goals would be step #1, writing them down and committing would be #2, and I think #3 is figuring out the most cost effective way to get it done would be the propelling factor to making it happen.Good luck!

This is a much better investment and money maker. i can tell you for PCB area, beachfront house is over $2mil. so sounds a little out of his budget.

Sounds delicious though!

Additionally, I am prepared to offer either a first position on the loan or cross-collateralize with my portfolio of seven vacation rentals, valued at approximately $12 million, with $6.5 million in available equity and generating $1.4 million annually in gross rents.Given the potential of this project, combined with my experience and the collateral available, I seek advice on approaching potential lenders or investors and effectively negotiating terms within such tight time constraints.

I'm a huge fan of audio books too and it sounds like you've consumed many!

While independent filing is feasible, especially with the help of tax software for straightforward situations, the unique elements of your portfolio suggest that professional guidance could provide the most value, ensuring you navigate the tax rules effectively and maximize your investment returns.All the best,KC 

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That sounds great!