Please help me understand!

I'm focused on the STR strategy as I would like to benefit from the tax advantages that it offers but understand it may not work out.

Some may or may not be appropriate for each case, so I would encourage you to speak with professionals who understand the implications of each strategy, along with your personal goals. 

I am a newb who is gearing up to invest in multi family 4 and under so I don’t really understand how commercial lending works.

I am looking for more so a business/turning a quick profit and not so much an investment property.Sebastian,I understand but one good thing about being self-employed is you still can buy a home and use the banks money.

The only people I have ever seen on this board get good things out of gurus/masterminds/etc. are people who already have a fair amount of capital and understanding of finance, and feel its an affordable expense that will help them transition to this new arena.

I understand your concern, Matt.

@David M.I will be honest, I am not entirely sure I understand her question.If you have a primary residence in one state and work in another state, then yes you would still pay taxes to the state that you work in.I.E.

I’m glad you finally understand!!

To be clear, I understand this was a flop but to go this bad is something else entirely.