Ripped through Rich dad poor dad and then a couple of Brandon Turners books.

The book looks like a great read and I look forward to digging into it.

I've had trouble finding a standardized parking lease for Chicago. 

Most of the time books mention HELOC's or conventional loans before moving on to other more exotic financing options but this is the first time I've run into a HEIL option.  

You'd have to refinance the loan in the name of your LLC, and that loan would be a commercial loan with inferior terms (shorter amortization, higher interest) than a standard 30-year mortgage.

This deduction is limited to the regular federal per diem rate (for lodging, meals, and incidental expenses) and the standard mileage rate (for car expenses) plus any parking fees, ferry fees, and tolls.

The unit is a 2/1.5$77,500 asking price and stays booked 6-7 months a year solid and do have pre-bookings for off season as of right now.

Joel Mitchell unfortunately not everyone lives in a cash flow market and the VA loan has the requirements to meet the 3 Ss in order to meet VA appraisal standards.

Hey folks, I'm new to the BP forums, but have read some BP books (Set for Life, The Book on Rental Property Investing twice).Need some help analyzing whether I should rent out or sell my home (3br/2ba in Zachary, La).

That's strictly a cashflow mentality since he seldom assumed appreciation.Colorado is experiencing major appreciation, so you could lower your payback standards since your profits would come from appreciation.Finishing the basement: Assuming $15,000 to get an extra $250/month, that's a payback of 60 months or 5 years.