NOI 80k, int exp 45k, post finance NOI 35k less depreciation 31k, taxable income 4kFast forward 7 years value is up 250k, income up, etc....do a 250k cash out refi.....What is the status of the extra 15k interest (is it deductible?)

I have a solid core 4 and am taking advantage of the hot market to sell off some of the properties to firm up my personal financial status and catch up from some of my mistakes on the first couple properties.

This is been a long time dream that always seemed out of reach until 2020 when my family's financial status solidified which made things much more possible.

I am motivated to start this journey into this, It would be good to hear some feedback, any advice is appreciated.Thank you,Presley Step one, make a simple poster board with crazy goals or niches you want to be involve in and own. (10x mindset, Grand Cardone-ish)Step two, budget (masterfully) your monthly lifestyle expenses every dollar (Dave Ramsey-ish)Step three know your current buying power status, your 3 months improvement of such and your 6 months, and 9 months and 12 months milestone you like to achieve with your current stream of income and side gigs (same time cutting down expenses)During this process at the same time go find out first time buyer programs in your area and also very important is NACA(.)

I used a net-to-gross calculator to estimate a gross "paycheck" of $132,156.90 nets $100,000.00 (filling status married, zero on everything else). 

I've told many many many people(very low social economics status) to read the rich dad books, tax free wealth, and etc.

The answers in my opinion would be very different for someone in their 20's,30's, 40',50's, marital status, kids. 

I am fully aware of the status of the building.

I get the value of vacant rental properties since you remove the rent control status on your property out in Oakland, but isn't that already priced in the selling price of the property?

Pretty sure that, regarding the service dog's "authenticity," you can only ask for written verification from the tenant's health provider that the service animal is necessary, in addition to the animal's vet records to show proof of vaccination status and in good health.