In this structure, the tenant pays a base rent amount and their pro-rata share of the property’s real estate taxes, insurance, and common area maintenance, commonly referred to as “Additional Rent.”

Is this common?

@Matt Foster, It's a common misperception that even a lot of QI's don't understand. 

But it's no wonder everyone else assumes we’re in a bubble, given that the carnage of 2008 is still pretty fresh in our minds.But the truth is, aside from prices continually hitting new record highs, 2022 has almost nothing in common with the circumstances that brought about the Great Recession.

I know you can only have one FHA mortgage at a time, but is it common to refinance the first house with a non-FHA mortgage then buy the second one with an FHA.

Any common pitfalls or recommendations?

If  anyone has a tricked out version that can run tax implications on the common legal entity set-ups (e.g. transition from SP to LLC) that would be cool, too.TIA!

Analysis Paralysis is extremely common, and gets all of us in the beginning.  

And it's probably the most common application of the 1031 exchange. 

Hi @Lynzie Mackey,At the end of a lease in this area, it's common to offer tenants the options to sign an annual, 6 month, or month to month lease. 6 month leases will come at a 10-25% premium, while opting for a month to month lease often comes at a 25-50% premium.