Hello Maddie,If your goal is to use your savings in two years to acquire an investment property then using a tax-deferred vehicle such as 403B would not be a good idea.

It's not so much about whether she pays all cash or just 20% down, it's about the specific "deal/s" that she buys.

My Marketing and Acquisitions Team are kicking up the amount of leads coming in on our marketing and we would love to add you to our buyers list with your specific criteria in Cape May and Atlantic Counties.Happy Rehabbing!

I love Dogs and specifically do pet friendly rentals since they fetch (HA!)

Having one's vehicle(s) towed is a direct punch to the gut, it hurts no matter who you are in life. 

I read the laws frontwards and backward then speak to a real attorney in the specific state I'm renting them before I do anythingMI would recommend you do the same

@Stephan Mckracken, so it took me actively looking about 7 months, but I was looking in about 6 different counties in two states, so I think if you are focused on specific neighborhoods and criteria you would probably be looking at 2-3 months, and 150 different leads.

With 23 units I'd hope there was some kind of decent documentation and the numbers you have are pretty specific so I'm guessing they're coming from a property manager.

I haven't heard of it specifically but it makes sense.

As it stands my knowledge is pretty basic, just what I've learned browsing the forums and gleaming through materials online, but I'm a quick study and want to really make an effort My specific areas of interest are wholesaling, buy and hold for rent purposes, and flipping once I become knowledgeable enough about the Philadelphia market.