... only joking but look at different strategies.

I ordered the Start With Strategy book also.I'm eager to learn and grow! 

Story: I was waiting until March to list a house for sale - a previous primary home, rural but really nice custom home, great neighborhood full of nice houses, incredible views, etc...So a month ago, in moves a new neighbor, right across the street.

Hey William, I have 12-doors in Detroit (will be 14 next week) and 3 of them are rented to section 8 tenants.There are pros and cons, and I'm happy to talk about all of those if you want to connect.At the end of the day, S8 is a decent program and works well as a tool (not a strategy). 

There are three parts to every successful tax strategy: (1) Strategy, (2) Implementation and (3) Compliance.

You can then connect (using Zapier) other online resources with your Google sheets with the newly connected record to run all kind of custom calculations.Hope that helps..

Therefore, there is no real tax benefit to having an LLC.You may also want to have a discussion with your attorney on the real level of protection you would receive from this strategy in your state. 

I am an investor myself and have renovated roughly 300 properties for REI Nation, worked for the management company speaking with residents, spent a short time on the customer service side of the business working with existing clients and their portfolios after purchase and to this point have spoken to close to 6,000 interested investors answering questions about Turnkey real estate in general and REI Nation specifically. 

@Rickey Walker, due to market conditions, interest rates, and scarce inventory, sourcing and acquiring long-term cash flow rentals is difficult, to say the least, unless you put down 35%-40%.As I inform most folks, you'll need to implement a creative strategy if your investment criteria predominantly focus on achieving cash flow.

It helped that I worked as an estimator for a local residential custom home builder for a while.