Here’s a picture of the last one that I bought.This is something I haven’t thought of before, and I like the idea since I travel a ton. would you be able to share some more info?

--so that you appear prepared for mentorship.Good luck out there!

But you have to be prepared to play the long term appreciation game and have the resources and income from other sources to handle the ups/downs that will come with maintenance, CapX etc on that propertyBUT the investment has to be in a location that has a STRONG track record for appreciation

Creating Reserves: Guide property managers on the importance of establishing and maintaining financial reserves to cover unexpected expenses, thereby ensuring they are well-prepared to handle emergencies that may arise.

Just another thought on this - since you didn’t mention it in the original post - remember equity to a lender is viewed through percentages not dollars as most people think about equity.

No amended returns.The process of preparing and filing Form 3115 is not simple, and I would not recommend that you DIY it.

Does anyone have some thoughts on this?  

By understanding the significance of renters insurance, tenants can ensure that they are adequately prepared for any unexpected events that may arise, providing them with the security they need to confidently enjoy their living space.Certainly!

I wouldn't recommend land flipping as a strategy unless you are prepared to entitle the sites and spend money on soft costs to have the sites shovel ready.

Nevertheless, I thought it would be an opportune time to share some thoughts on the subject.