I'll have to think about how the two categories affect my investment strategy. 

The limited review form does not ask about investor concentration.

She’s preggo though so probably XLSounds good mate,Email Brooke on admin(at)engelorumora.com and I'll make sure get one for you :)Congratulations on the little one also :)Speak soon

I’ll ask around. 

Anyway, I'll post a summary of our first deal when it's complete and tell you all about it.

I haven't bought a deal for a while but I have accumulated more funds - I'm planning on moving out of SoCal and FHAing a 4-unit wherever I end up, plus I have the money to buy another property in my East Coast market if I see something I like (I'll be back there next month visiting family, arguing down property taxes for my newest property at a hearing, working on my properties).Hopefully these ideas are inspiring. 

If i'm going to be in a 22% tax bracket, that payment that doesn't benefit me will cost $1,800.72 of pretax income over the next year I'll have to earn, pay that 22% on, then pay MIP with the remaining $1,476.00.  

I look forward to asking a ton of questions and hopefully helping answer some as I get a solid grasp on the different tactics and techniques I’ll be using to buy and rent houses. 

@Justin Eaton I'll definitely be reaching out to you shortly. 

Per the current owners rent are and my calculations, I’ll cash flow about $500/month on the entire property.