You missed that he’ll get the 121 exclusion.Typing before coffee comes with risk. :)Yes, if he owned the home as his primary residence for two of the last five years, then he could be eligible for a 121 exclusion up to $500,000. 

I had to put my coffee down to make a phone call but the rest is history, a good manager will save you a ton of headaches which I learned from my long term properties.

Do you think the credit score and the loan might be an issue.

Just wanted to see if anyone wanted to grab a coffee and chat about how we can add value to each other!

The cash flow you have come up with is low and would be an elimination for me unless there was some serious discounting and appreciation projected.

Also, any leads on good multi-families or houses with ADU/mother-in-law suites of course would be greatly appreciated.Lastly, if you are in the area and want to talk shop about everything Bigger Pockets, coffee is on me :)

For some that may be an inconvenience that they do not want.Stessa - This is my first year using it.

I’d suggest starting out by networking with as many other investors as possible and be an active participant in the forums.

That could be an up and coming community for those that travel into Indy or up to Lafayette. 

If it's someone local, take them to coffee if they have time/availability.