I had planned on a double close.

I'm working on rehabbing a recent purchase to get it ready to rent, and in the course of installing a new curtain wall I discovered that the newly created bedroom would be without a heat source.

We've been focusing on two types of properties for house hacking:5+ bedroom homes in the burbs.

It's a three bedroom right in the heart of Towson, if I can't get the ideal family in there, then students are a quick fix, but I haven't had to worry about that because I have a single mother in there with a really good job who loves Towson's public schools.As to your "profitability" statement, the house is paid for, value is up, and I have a bank account that is growing.

Sorry for that double post!

Lauderdale to assist with converting current den to a one bedroom with bathroom.

Properties selling for near double what they did in 2015-16, while rents haven't increased much.The multi family hack I believe will be my best strategy for for investing in such a market, and being VERY careful in choosing the right deal with value add potential.

I ran my contract through an attorney to double check its validity, since I had done all of the negotiation and forms myself.

You can only use the exemption every 2 years so you wouldn't be able to sell both within 2 years and double dip the exemption.Depreciation - Whenever a property is "in service" as a rental you must claim depreciation.

It's as high as $1400 a month over there to rent a 1-bedroom, unheard-of prices for my area.But the signs are everywhere.