I’m trying to build momentum so it looks like hard/private money and/or equity deals is going to be the sweet spot for that, i’m just trying to avoid putting 20% down with a conventional because i’d still like to have reserves for my other rentals as I grow and I want to have as little money of my own in the deal as possible.

Based on your last comment, what do I need to look for in city STR laws to avoid getting stuck?

Hi I currently have a portfolio deal in my pipeline where the owner is interested in selling his 14 units portfolio at $1M and was thinking to 1031 exchange his 1M into a bigger property so he could avoid capital gain taxes. 

I bought my first house hack this past March and am happy to answer any questions and help you avoid some of the mistakes I made. 

What did you do to ensure the pool was properly maintained to avoid large, unnecessary costs?

It sounds like you have the DP, rates, avoiding inflation understood, is your biggest issue the inventory? 

For the new year, let's help each other avoid the potential pitfalls that can come with utilizing our benefits. 

So if you want to avoid that, have a will or trust documents to avoid probate and designate your beneficiary.

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This feels a little scammy and I'm not sure what to do at this point (Also note that the equity has gone up %25 since the purchase) Any advice you guys have would be appreciated and any advice on how to avoid this in the future would be helpful.