Go to school and finish “ No Quitting” One went to college and graduated, with no debt because they worked all through college and applied to enough scholarships to make your head spin.One left home early and found consistent employment currently a young supervisor( now married with kids)The last one stayed home like first one got a trade in the electrical field (graduated).Then I told them no outside debt, you are getting houses.

When I do a search I get computer storage hardware.

Eventually, I'd like to utilize a 1031 exchange to trade up into larger multifamily units.Thanks in advance for your insights!

It’s a jack of all trades here with little to no trade offs/cons when comparing apples to apples to other large STR markets.The key to success here though comes in the knowledge and execution.

When I started trading stocks in 1988 commissions were 4%.

The marginal rate is computed on all income except capital gains & depreciation recapture, whereas I was computing it on the full, combined amount.Thus, for good reason nothing is being taxed on the Schedule D Tax Worksheet above my 24% marginal rate.

If the former, you may be trading $10K today for a long-term risk that could crush you at any time.

You will never lose more money than you will skimping on these two trades in your portfolio.

@Raj Balakrishnan you get what you pay for.Most national sites for prospect screening do it ALL by computer, which doesn't catch everything.Learn to run your own background checks and get an actual credit report with tradelines.Then figure out how to do your own screening.Or, hire a PMC, but make sure you completely understand their screening process as many rely on the same computerized systems you have been:(

Meanwhile, the assets lack fundamentals, and rarely trade for remotely close to where they appraise.