They will tell you what you can afford and help you set some goals.  

If you use a Full Documentation loan, it is common that lenders look at all your income and assets.

Dont forget if you are providing common area maintenance, if your paying parking lot lights or annual parking lot maintenance then they should be paying a portion of their share of that cost.

I plan on moving to the West Coast in the next 2-3 years, so considering that, I'm leaning towards Fort Worth or Phoenix only because my goal is to keep investing and buying properties, and it'd be easier if I lived nearby.

I read about WY LLC and DST, but not sure if these complex structure fits my current situation, so want to get some advices from here.I also want to make sure I have good insurance, what should I look out for in my insurance policy to make sure they cover the common liability / accident claims?

I can put 20% down on a property up to $230k and I work a lot in different states so I need to invest somewhere in an A or B class neighborhood so I mitigate the risk of tenants causing problems, does anyone know where I can meet these goals?

For individuals tethered to a W-2 job, this presents an opportunity to judiciously manage their tax liabilities while exploring supplemental income avenues.If this sounds like something that fits your investing goals, please reach out.

It seems like investors most commonly use a quit claim deed for this.

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!

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