I think you will find that very few actually got built and the investors put up 100% of the construction cost and did not get what they paid for

We have paid cash for our education up until now, so we have zero debt and will graduate with our degrees next year debt free.

My father has long paid off his home, and is planning on selling it to me within a year, as well as cutting me a small break with the final asking price. 

My question is, should I refi now after only a few months or should I wait until the end of the first year when the 10% has been paid in monthly installments?

I have a 12 unit and it is a great investment; but it all depends upon the actual income and what you paid.

It's not high volume at all, but, i just want to be able to upload a list from this week, and know that it's going to send letters/postcards at pre-determined intervals, without me having to reload the list and track where it is in the process.

There are perfectly nice neighborhoods in the mid $400s plus that will be likely landing spots for Amazon Employees in south Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, Rockville, North Potomac.I think the more well paid employees in sort of that $700k per year range are going to pool in Arlington, Mclean, Potomac, Bethesda.

You'll have your cash back in less than 4 years and equity in the home paid for by your tenants.

., transfer the LLC shares to a Trust at a later stage to avoid probate), and any other advantage that may come up down the road.Then the other LLC would be with my wife, so we can operate it as a business - tax advantages to using pre-tax dollars to purchase consumables used to operate the AirBnB, and then for her to derive an income at the end of each month.

I was overwhelmed by requests for housing by people who has been pre-approved for mortgage but did not have any options.