If you take the time to do proper due diligence, you should have a pretty good handle on what your experience will be like before you invest.All the best,Jack

@Pete Broom you are right, it's a common question and it is easier than you think, although you can expand on these questions a lot and there are many great books on managing rental properties, that will also elaborate on these issues.

You can always expand on it.Good Luck.

@Benjamin Ficker I definitely find more options outside of Portland proper, but I haven't seen anything in my range where the numbers make sense.

Yes, I do track my net worth properly not because I need to report to someone but if you consider yourself as an investor, it is always the best to know your financial aspect as properly as possible.

If you want to do anything else, send them proper legal notice.

Pragmatically what happens is you expand the Fannie cap to 20 by putting each property/loan only in one spouses name (we can thank feminism for that, once upon a time women didn't have individual credit, only EITHER joint with their dad or joint with their husband).

I now have an expanding list of 70 distress properties.

I've been happy with the investment, however I'm looking to expand to MFH as it looks like the ROI seems to be better.

I’ve been investigating the Brrrr method and have listened to the latest webinar with David. How do you leverage tax breaks when using brrrr and what will you be taxed on when investing this way. Also, how much money ...