They're at least a year behind right now...literally things that were applied for a bit over a year ago are still not approved.

Some people say it's a "crazy conspiracy theory," but it's literally on their website... so... yeah...Anyway, so he left the property a mess.

Rock-bottom mortgage rates and a flush of people leaving cities during the pandemic for more space in the suburbs has boosted demand at a time when the supply of homes for sale is near historic lows.

This can be really tough:  we had this issue on a personal home we bought where two appraisers literally had no comps, and it was extremely difficult to get a loan for it.

Personally I'd keep it separate because you literally can't put a paying tenant in the unit. 2.

Even then (at least up until this past year with COVID and schools going online) we literally had times where one student was moving out the day after graduation, while the very next day we had another student waiting to move in after moving out of their dorms.

Talking LONG TERM capital gains tax rate, which as I understand it, does not affect your tax rate as it does not get added to your ordinary tax rate from say, W2 income etc.So why not take a year off, literally from January 1st to December 31st, live off your rental income/savings, basically let's say 50K that you would otherwise save, take a year long sabbatical/vacation of a lifetime doing nothing or road tripping, and show low enough income on your taxes the next year that you owe ZERO capital gains taxes.

Talking LONG TERM capital gains tax rate, which as I understand it, does not affect your tax rate as it does not get added to your ordinary tax rate from say, W2 income etc.So why not take a year off, literally from January 1st to December 31st, live off your rental income/savings, basically let's say 50K that you would otherwise save, take a year long sabbatical/vacation of a lifetime doing nothing or road tripping, and show low enough income on your taxes the next year that you owe ZERO capital gains taxes.

It’s literally just me and I don’t have a team yet but looking to get started somewhere and not remain stagnant.

thanks bro for sharing your experience, most people dont share the full picture of the real estate journey and create a misconception that its all passive income and fun demo projects LOL.Funny you posted this cause literally on my run this morning I was listening to the BP Podcast (episode 422) and Amanda was telling us a story where she went to sell a rental she had just picked up to the tenant but told the tenant he would have to wait 366 days from when she purchased to buy it for THAT very reason.