Purchase price: $430,000 Cash invested: $10,000Seller Financing 10% down payment, 5% interest rate.

I've done quite a bit of market research when trying to standardize our pricing, and these are the market rates I've found.

Here's a breakdown:Taxable Income Calculation:The portion of your rental income that surpasses the combined sum of depreciation and deductions contributes to your taxable income.Tax on Excess Rental Income:The excess rental income is subject to your regular income tax rates.

I refinanced it once and brought the rate down to 3.5 and then another time and brought the rate down to where it currently sits at 2.75%. 

It's easier to enter a real estate office and learn the terminology there then switch when you can show you have skills to offer.A mortgage lender is going to pay $11000 for every loan you start no matter if it's denied or they shop rates.

John Erickson The reason HostAway doesn’t show pricing is because it’s flat rates per listing and gets lower depending on how many properties you add on.

Interest rates are also going up but we can assume that residential financing is all fixed rate?

Try reaching out to guaranteed rate. 

@Catherine Frederick, actual Angelino here...I think this is a problematic plan.Remember, whatever equity you create in two years, you'll need a cash-out refinance to access that equity, and cash-out refinance rates are higher than purchase rates.

It can’t have been a rental before you made it your primary or you only get a pro-rated tax exemption.