And finally, while Class A properties tend to have low capex/deferred maintenance due to age, relative to Class C and D, if there are capex items that are not accounted for it can cause any class property to run into trouble sooner than properties without deferred maintenance.

Obviously with a 15-year mortgage that happens much sooner and will significantly improve your quality of life.I know this is a very long-term perspective that many people these days have no patience for, but I saw you mentioned 2-3 decades, so you might be interested.Just imagine you can buy a property each year in addition to the two you have now.

Hi Everyone,
I have two options for my first house and am struggling on which one would be the better way to begin my investing.
Option 1
Use the VA loan, but I have to wait till July cause the underwriters want to...

I don’t know much about leveraging the stock market but I’d stop doing it and invest in a more balanced type of funds sooner rather than later.

I'm here because I began listening to BP last week, I'm listening to about an episode or more per day and I think I would learn more and start my career in real estate sooner by doing an actual project rather than just let my money sit and grow slowly... which don't get me wrong is awesome but I'm not learning much!

And your head is in the right place: HVAC, appliances, bad tenants all cost money and sometimes sooner than you expect.  

Maybe sooner!

If you definitely have enough equity and want to refi sooner, shop around.

If you're a CPA reading this, my 2021 includes:-a small business (CrossFit gym as an LLC) to prepare-sale of that business in CO-sale of home in CO (bought a new roof for it as well)-home purchase in TX-miscellaneous investments.Thanks for the help and referrals,Bo

No debt or any payment.My goal is to be able to build a 200k net cashflow in 5-10 years, obviously sooner the better.I have a decent amount saved and is thinking if I should free up more cash by either selling the condo or refi and take around 400k out (interest rate is around 4.5% last I checked) for 30-year fixed.Any advice or ideas on strategy to achieve the goal of building 200k in passive income?