The missing component is now the funding for a down payment on the first phase of construction which we are looking to pay an investor 10% interest on.

AKA the best job type in real estate using her degree that would also align with our goals of owning rentals.

In particular, I am interested in meetups that still have that virtual component as I am currently based in Chicago, IL.

Sort of a question more of an inquiry I suppose total monthly cash flow and total monthly expenses could be used to estimate gross revenue and gross operating expenses to calculate NOI not counting the Xfactor( you know murphy’s Law) Which if one knows the condition of each component( how old is the roof how old are the windows etc…) of their house one could make a certain educated guess based on the probability of the wear and tear of each component(roof window etc) to then come up with a ball park estimate of, if the components likely to break do break how much will it cost.

From the sale, the owner gets a previously agreed upon amount and we get the rest.The upsides as I see them are that I'm able to give the owner more money (they keep what would have been our closing costs from the purchase, as well as share some of the upside if it sells for more than we expect it to) and our interests are aligned a bit so overall it increases our chances of getting the deal.

Built-in Roth components, spousal contributions, and a tax exemption from UDFI on leveraged real estate also apply to the Solo 401k.

Built-in Roth components, spousal contributions, and an additional tax exemption also apply to the Solo 401k.

Total renovation where we replaced the windows and all major components. the biggest value was to convert the garage into a Mother-in-Law Suite.

Investing is personal and while you should look at what others are doing and learn from them, ultimately you need ensure you are aligned with your goals. 

As my tenants are moving out, I'm raising rents up to $200 to align with the market.