Having a well-defined plan can help you make decisions on whether to sell the property, carry on house hacking, or switch to another kind of investment.Recall that effective home invasion demands thorough preparation, open communication, and flexibility.

If not much time at all, then no, the rental income is not subject to KC income tax.The IRS defines active participation in an activity of 250 hours or more a year, material participation as 750 hours or more.

In metro areas like LA, NY, Denver, Chicago where housing is already scarce and expensive, there can be more risk as rules are not necessarily clearly defined and there is more concern about the housing for LT residents.

I'm not familiar with the San Antonio market, can only speak to the Raleigh/Triangle area market but here's my take: 1) I'm currently invested in Raleigh, Cary, Smithfield, Selma, and Lake Lure NC2) I would consider other cities in NC, but not in TX just due to proximity.  2) SFH vs multi... there are a lot of factors, so depends on how you define "less headache". 

It's not possible to answer the question without defining the scope of what you want...a swim spa style system craned in over the roof could be a couple weeks if it's in stock and can be delivered ASAP...then you just complete decking and landscape and it's finished.

https://michiganchronicle.com/2024/01/03/major-developments-that-will-define-detroit-in-2024/For Property Management Companies, check NARPM website.

Set Clear Goals: Define your objectives in real estate investment clearly.

The law does not define trash.

“There is hereby imposed on the taxable income of every individual … a tax determined in accordance with the following table:” 26 USC Sect 1 Tax on Individuals: (c)Our Congress further defined what “taxable income” is;“gross income less allowable deductions”, 26 USC Sect 63.And “Gross Income” is defined as;“all income from whatever source derived”, 26 USC Sect 61.Which specifically includes rents.

A landlord seeking to evict a tenant must satisfy one of the requirements defined in New Jersey's Anti-Eviction Act.