In addition to that the money that I am saving from previously paying rent, electric, internet etc...

When you have dozens or hundreds of tenants paying you every 30 days you don’t have to kill yourself saving back from your w2 job or beg the bank for a loan to buy real estate

Im using this post to reach out to anyone who can give me financial advice as fast as saving and a few tips as a first time buyer .

We typically see about $1,000 shaved off of our taxes owed on our 9 properties each year and that is with us splitting the savings with the company that protests for us.

He may have just saved you a shitload of money, by leaving early.

As apparently only Zack-bot’s manager can resolve issues, I’ve asked for that person’s contact info...dead silence.

If you are upgrading the kitchen appliances and are not able to increase rent or make the home more desirable, then it would be best to save the time and energy to focus on the next project. 

I am planning to buy another home (most likely a live on oneside rent the other multi family) next spring once I take care of some unwanted credit card debt and save some money for a down payment.

That’s a good idea doing some of the work yourself would save on money.

Should I put the 23k on our homes principle for 6 months and then Heloc for first deal or just continue to save and heloc for less in six months?