Once you have systems in place and have developed standard operating procedures and a plan for management you will be fine.

Thanks for you quick reply. i rally appreciate it .I am planning to amend my 2022 return , and that's why asking this question .

Once you own here and a few years go buy, you'll feel incredibly blessed to have your own property both in terms of cash flow and appreciation.There is a saying of owning real estate here:  "It's the bay area retirement plan". 

Have a clear plan.

I will be setting my goals on Monday with my coach so I can come up with a plan and take another action step. 

For me, the case manager was able to 'warn' the recipients that they will end up losing their voucher if they are not planning to pay the unpaid balance in backup rent or if they get evicted.

So that begs the question, do any of you have an exit plan?

And at the end of the day, buying now with the plan to refinance and tap into natural and or forced equity in a few years is almost always a solid move.Those are my two cents on the market if you're on the fence.

Want to do the right thing and not get entangled in anything that would disrupt my plan.

Enough for a downpayment on a small multi-unit.I think I understand I can roll this capital to a SDIRA, but for a buy and hold plan I won't get depreciation if property is held in SDIRA.