@Jennifer Pauyo  I am here and posting a lot to help other investors learn to maximize their incredible tax benefits right now.

Maximize your cashflow.

I'm definitely into minimizing risk and maximizing cashflow.

A deep dive into each of the 4 main phases of the economic cycle, where we talk about:  How to predict when we are entering (or close to entering) that phase; what specific tactics to employ and avoid during that phase; and what we should be doing during that phase to prepare for the next phase in the cycle.Each phase of the cycle is going to require different strategies and tactics to maximize profit and minimize risk.  

@Clarence Johnson Cash flow and maximize profits.

So it's a classic optimization problem, how can you maximize one while keeping the other as low as possible.

Every inch is maximized. 

I know many people building ADU's in historic districts and all over the state: I second someone on here that mentioned maximizing the rental potential for the property. 1.

If you use the home, use it during the week/winter, and maximize the income on the weekends and during the high season of May to Sept/Oct. 

You can get no interest for two years if you put them on the IKEA credit card, so even better - but only if you're really detailed and can keep track of the payments so you don't miss one, and pay the whole thing off before the end of two years - otherwise you pay interest on the entire amount of the purchase for the entire time.Note, IKEA discounts come in the form of IKEA credits, so when you purchase your kitchen, purchase half of the cabinets, get the credit and apply to the next purchase, to maximize the savings instantly.