My wife has experience with Fund of Funds syndication on a 400 unit in Arizona.We are partners on two hotel developments in Puerto Rico.We have built a team of 6 , we wholesale cash , subject to and seller finance deals in the sunbelt states.

I currently occupy the principal room, leaving two vacant rooms.My plan is to rent out one of the vacant rooms to someone I know, but I'm seeking advice on the tax implications of this move.

There are two types of nuisance, criminal nuisance and non-criminal nuisance:""Non-Criminal Nuisance Example; Smoking and the tenant's tobacco smoke drifts into another rental unit, but only if the landlord prohibits smoking in all units."

I purchased a triplex in Fort Lauderdale, FL. in 2020 and house-hacked for a few years while renting the other two units on annual leases. 

The person you spoke with may be referencing earnest money deposit (buyer showing the seller they have skin in the game; this can be refundable or non refundable).Some lenders require an application fee (junk fee) and those lenders typically are more expensive to begin with.

If you buy now while rates are high when they do drop, real estate  will seem like a much easier game and you will have more experience for that next one as well. 

We typically let them know that we'll be raising the rents incrementally and we will sometimes give an increase schedule such as they're now paying $450 and we're raising the rent by $20 effective in two months, and then six months after that it's going up another $20.00 and so forth.

There are two types on foundations (THOF).

Some need more.CPM is interesting as I've never tracked it before but calling 1000 people should cost about $50-$300 bucks (VA caller and $0.20 per record) assuming its done in two 8 hour calling shifts. 1000 contacts/conversations will cost quite a bit more.I run a call center for Real Estate agents with VA callers so I track some of these numbers very closely.

Purchase price: $175,000 Cash invested: $43,383 This is the second of two units I closed on recently.