Hi all, I have read several articles and watched a couple of videos regarding house hacking and tax deductions with an eye focused on how to properly determine what percentage should be used for tax deductions, and it seems a little ambiguous.

It's kind of like buying a new tech gizmo, like a fancy camera or AppleWatch, where you have to take the time to figure out how to use it. 

I just watched a tutorial and it has a skip tracing option that's just a click of a button and it gets the emails and phone numbers, but haven't tried it out myself yet.

That will land you conversion rates of 0.1% Watch the video:

I would never go with a national lender suggested by a turnkey company; reason being they most likely have higher rates because they are being fed leads by turnkey companies and need to pay for those affiliate deals.Rates change daily so if you're shopping for quotes ask for the same rate with the same down payment on the same day from multiple people to ensure apples to apples comparison. 

Use lend money to a person like me and my system right and you watch that person go through and buy renovate and five lip and sell in as they do that and you learn from them.

I have been watching, reading, and listening to BiggerPockets for a few months now and I am so motivated and ready to make a purchase!

I’ve been doing research, watching videos, and currently reading “long distance real estate investing” by David Greene.

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I've been doing my due diligence watching YouTube Videos and figuring out who is the best person or place beside Bigger Pockets to start learning about Wholesaling, Flipping, etc...