I do not want to live in the house until the 2 year period is up.

That's why I'm asking here so I'm making an efficient request to her because I value her time.Thanks for your time!

The redemption period is way passed due if they haven't been paid in 10-15 years.

That door could get kicked in by federal agents at any time and your assets (cash) could be seized for a very extended period of time.

I think the biggest concern I have is that you are calculating your "cash flow" without factoring in ALL you expenses.Lets say you are "losing" $1000/month....but it would cost you $1200 to live somewhere else.... so you aren't really losing that full $1000/month....since you have tax benefits, equity, possible appreciation etc etc.......but do you have the cash to deal with that "loss" and be able to afford the expense that will come up..... the upkeep, repairs, rehabs, turnover etc etc.....other expenses WILL come up....not IF but WHEN....When you are accepting short term "loss", you are counting on a long term payoff, often via appreciation....plus you have to have deeper pockets to weather that loss for extended periods

The thing I didn't see you mention was your plans for your income during this period.

If you think that's bad, most of us professional investors have (sometimes long) time periods where the "drill is spinning" constantly, yet we still aren't getting paid!

The bookkeeper might not know how to run budgets correctly or set procedures to make things run smoothlyYou get a Real Estate Controller who has been doing nothing but real estate accounting for years and years and you won't need to micro-manage, no need to worry that expenses are coded incorrectly, does not rely on the CPA and in fact knows how to communicate with the CPA efficiently to save you money.

Hi,We are real estate acquisition experts who are wondering how we can help you to more efficiently and effectively source off-marketreal estate projects and build your pipeline.

Also some lenders have a seasoning period (like you have to have it has your primary residence for 6 months, or a year) before you can have somewhere else as your primary residence.