I did that with a relative about 10-12 years ago and they are now well on their way to real financial independence while bringing me great deals.

We attempted to refi one of the properties in feb 2019....for $600k +/- which was the true appraised value (by an independent bank appraiser)...

Whether your goal may be to provide you and your family a financial safety net or to be financially independent by forty, real estate can help you meet your financial goals.

Hopefully you have one lease agreement making each tenant independently responsible for the entire rent.

I know you've done some deals here in Cincinnati, so feel free to contact me if you need an independent boots on the ground perspective.

Manhattan has its own MLS so you may have to pay multiple fees.4) Taxes - you are paid as an independent contractor so your net income is subject to income tax and self-employment tax.5) Continuing education6) License renewal fees

You shouldn't care, since what you can afford to pay as a landlord should be independent of the comps.

Initially it seems to be the best route, at least until I am more independent and confident with my abilities.It means a lot to read each of these replies, as I know we all find ourselves feeling like we never have enough time in our days.

We seek enough cash flow to become financially free and independent.

Looking for referrals for a property manager in the Independence, MO area.