Even those calculators online do not all reflect the tax benefits of buying vs renting.Other contributing factors are the convenience of renting.

Thanks so much, and looking forward to leveraging, and contributing experiences to the forum.Chris  

My understanding is that you can withdraw any contributions you made to the account without any fees or penalties since you've already paid taxes on those as personal income.

I would like to partner with an experienced investor specializing in multi family buy and hold and/or BRRRR but I can only offer financing as my contribution.

In one day I was able to get my hands dirty, learn about construction of various parts of a home from the foundation to framing, drywall, cabinets and counter tops, all while contributing to a great cause and adding to my contractor network!

but one that I still manange to squeeze cash flow from.I'm interested in my local residential market (BRRR, buy/hold, fix/flip) and very interested in learning literally everything on here, mentorship, partnership and partnering with hard money/private money lending.I currently have enough liquid assets to pay cash for the right deal or to contribute alongside a hard money/private money lender and look forward to my first local acquisition!

It is one area that contributes to lower tax collections as the HOA's maintain the common ground, parks, in some cases pools etc.Are HOA's good for rentals?

Thank you to those who started BP and especially to the members who contribute. 

As an example, let's say you contributed 25k of the 30k that is in your ROTH.

Thank you very much, to anybody and everybody contributing to this awesome site.