In the last nine months, there have been two more rounds of stimulus, which included hundreds of millions to help people with mortgages and rent.

Taxes are very high here in Connecticut so looking at the 1% rule, it is more like a 1.2% rule round here.

The additional taxes are voter indebtedness, and other local assessments added on to the tax bill, etcSo, your taxes should be 1.38% of $700,000 = $9,638.03 divided by 12 = $803/mth rounded downAlso, keep in mind the assessed value can and will mostly likely go up 2% every year, so the second year taxes will be based on an assessed value of $714,000, which would be $819/mth, and so on...

Sadly, even if Congress eventually agrees to another round of extended employment benefits (or direct payments), it won’t replace all the lost income support that was the lifeblood to prevent our economy from tanking from March through July.This Week.

I think one of the things that attracts investors to the area is that a lot of people are betting on Boise to become more and more attractive to those looking to get away from places like CA and Seattle.Let me know if you'd like to connect and chat more about the Treasure Valley and/or real estate in general, hope to help however I can!

Learn something of use to you, that other people are willing to pay you for.Otherwise, buy lotsa lottery tickets with each pay check.

There is no shortage of good deals out there, none, it simply requires intelligent hard work to identify and source them thats all and to no surprise a great many people want to approach REI with all the effort of a lottery ticket or scratch-off, it simply does not work that way. 

It's not meant to be a tool of analysis, more like seeing if the peg is round or square.

I also suggest rounding out your portfolio with a few rentals and creating some owner finance notes for passive income.

The further you get away from the water, the better.