Definitely a CPA should be guiding you through the process but I think for starters having clear documentation of WHEN you moved out is critical for any buisness expenses.

I have 14 days to appeal the commissioners denial and plan to try to go to the BACP next week for some guidance.

Those who are making millions of dollars by teaching it have to make it seem more complicated that it is so that you feel like you need their expensive programs.

Our plan is to add a shower.

A fully paid off property which now should be worth at least $300K with appreciation, I can access 75% of that with a cash out refi so roughly $225K - refi costs.To me, its a no brainer to do bi-weekly IF you plan to keep the house for that long AND you do not plan to refinance (rate or cash out).

Stepping into a house and listening to the investor talk about what they did to acquire it and what their BRRRR or Flip plans are was the icing on the cake.Just my $0.02.

One could say, people are targeting Cleveland because mostly every other major metro in the US is too expensive to invest in. 

Just listened to an interesting episode of the Bigger Pockets podcast with @josepha and it got me thinking about investing in a section 8 rental properties in more expensive markets, particularly my hometown Los Angeles.

Can I expense my moving costs if I am moving across the country to pursue RE investing full-time in another state?

When I do another LTR I plan to self manage and in a different area but for now my focus is STR.