However, I am not a veteran, nor do I plan to occupy the property.

If you don't plan on occupying the property you will likely have to put down 25%.

I have been saving since I was 14 years old, and I am on Track to buy my first Duplex (house hack) while still being a senior in high school with my Parents cosign, I turn 18 In a few months. Since this has been a goa...

For bookkeeping and financial management, using accounting software such as QuickBooks, Xero, or Wave can streamline the process.

I've done 10-12 other syndications and am comfortable with the process but am wondering if anyone has any sponsors they would recommend.  

It does take a little finagling but our processes are set up for it since we purely use QBO for all Clients.

Will depend on several factors like the type of property, type of tenants, your risk tolerance, other assets you own, your estate planning, laws where the property is located, etc.

In addition, some people plan to retire back at a base they were stationed at sometime in their career. 

*Keep a journal of my progress, and keep my REI journey in line and prioritized appropriately with my faith, my family, and my W2 job (Not planning to quit my day job any time soon).My goals for the rest of the year:*Keep doing the daily work*Continue to invest in education (Not spending $$$$ on the national gurus.

Hi all,I have an ex-tenant that owes back rent and damages after they left that the security deposit doesn't cover.I read some forums here and am getting some mixed signals on the process of collecting debt.The way I read it is you can just go to a debt agency with in my case the signed lease and also the security deposit transmittal showing what's owed and the collections agency can legally take it from there.