At today's rates I'm not sure it would cashflow by the time you add taxes, insurance, r&m reserves, etc.The average rate today on a 30-Year fixed is 7.38%. 

When I first considered buying in the US I considered North Chicago as I know and like it but I'm aware of the high property taxes and question the longevity of the market there with a declining population and all that.I live overseas currently so any purchase will be remote for me and I will get it managed, I may never even see the place so I'm quite open to where I could buy.I wanted some thoughts on the best places to invest?

By building a seller credit into your offer, the seller can pay for ALL of your closing costs and prepaids, and you will get your earnest money back, plus any property tax proration credit as applicable.

Because of the protections an LLC offers in this space, I'd simply say my non-expert opinion would be to spend a little extra to make a separate LLC for this new home, for the legal protections & to make your taxes less of a headache for you.

I guess what I meant to ask was has anyone had experience claiming the quadplex as their primary, all the while living at their real primary residence?

Should I just forget the LLC altogether and "sell" the property to my daughter, so she might be able to take advantage of any future capital gains taxes? 

I will continue to be transparent with the agents and go through the process according to the law update.We are working on all the backend processes, 2023 taxes, you know the flow.. and hope timing works in our favor.

If they use tax returns, it is almost the end of the year don't just accept 2022's.

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The best differential between NY/NJ investing and PA are the taxes.