Better split, smaller cap, no $3,000 annual contribution to corporate.  

However, we want to move to a new state (NC) from where we are currently (FL).

Ideally the property cash-flows on it's own when you move out.

Hellloooo BP community, I recently moved back home to NJ and have been on the hunt for my first property.

The tenant moved out in June 2023 and is now contesting $500 I withheld from the security deposit.

I want to house-hack a duplex but I am not ready to actually move out of my parent's house because of sick family members.

I meant not to live on but solely to withdraw, pay the tax and invest in RE.I am trying to decide if I should draw out everything from tax deferred retirement account, pay the tax and invest in RE (move into Roth as another option)before I hit RMD point.Hoping to hear from those who have walked the walk and share actual experience of their success/roadblocks. 

They may fine you $100 (doubt it since it's their fault for moving so slowly).

While some use floating rate debt, for say, corporate unsecured lines of credit or capital commitment facilities, they also tend to use Swaps versus interest rate caps, and often times will build interest rate collars on their floating rate debt.  

I am getting in touch with the city to ensure I can move forward with a STR with this location.