This is what we currently know about Biden's tax plan as it relates to the real estate industry:According to Biden's campaign officials and his campaign website, he envisions what his campaign officials call a new "caring economy" in which entitlement spending will be increased approximately $775 billion over 10 years.Per Biden's official campaign website: The plan will cost $775 billion over 10 years and will be paid for by rolling back unproductive and unequal tax breaks for real estate investors with incomes over $400,000 and taking steps to increase tax compliance for high-income earners. 

Look at this guide to get a good idea of how to do valuations:https://problems.com/resource/real-estate-investing/As long as you see better deals that meet your criteria, with enough safety, you will feel more confident in pulling the trigger.

I had been sitting on some cash for a while waiting for the chance to invest and finally pulled the trigger!

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If the cash flow is there, and the asset is in good shape, and you have an accurate pro forma... pull the trigger. 

*All 3 units purchased same year *Option A would drop monthly cash flow by $1,200 and Option B would drop $700*Down the line impact with option A I'm on the hook for 2 mortgages vs option B lower net worthAny advice before I pull the trigger please?    

The general contractor is responsible for permit compliance for every trade, trade coordination, work flow and performance and material handling.  

I’m ready to pull the trigger on my first income property!

Pretty sure I'll end up house hacking, just need to find the right deal before I pull the trigger.

If you will be managing yourself, and you are not ready to place a tenant yourself from Day 1 as @Calvin Ozanick said, I would argue that you are not ready to pull the trigger on an investment property.