I have ~65K in cash, 11K in a Roth IRA(which I dont really want to pull out) and ~54K between my savings and brokerage account.

I am hoping you are correct.I read another post from someone who has the ultimate fixer-upper as a tenant. in addition to that, this one wants everything HER color, and HER style.

But in talking to lenders, I learned they don’t accept rent from spare rooms because it’s in my primary residence, the reasoning behind which I don’t understanding since that’s an extra $2650/month in addition to my W-2 income.

My brother and I are doing a reno where we plan on popping the top on a ranch built in 1950. City of Atlanta have said we'll need a variance (bummer)Is anyone willing to give examples of hardships that they've been ab...

Seth Nadreau I understand that interior finishes and the breakdown of the space used can be a big differentiator (a large living room is worth less than a living room + additional bedroom or bathroom) — but are there other reasons someone shouldn’t considered price per square foot?

With one good investment you can accomplish making $1,000 NET additional a month.

Perfect source is if you're a current Residential builder, Supt or PM for a builder who wants to get into investing in rental units.I can trade tips / guidance on residential rental income and/or investing in real estate with a self directed IRA. 

I am not an agent but I am a small business owner who needs additional revenue streams to meet my future financial goals.

I have a NTQ which I had a marshal deliver to his door on 6/12.Additionally, his father did not include the late fee in the check dated 6/12 which rent was due by the 10th. 

If you're really bored and want to read additional insight into my reasons for what I say in the other article, and if you like snowboarding (lol), check out-https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/snowboard...Hope those help!