I think you're totally right to use leverage, that's what I'd like to do too later on, but she has very strong opinions and it's her money, so for now we're doing it her way.

I am getting married in November and promised my fiance that I would focus on RE education until then...My question is, is it too late to BRRRR this property and use the funds to repay my family member/potentially buy my next income property after I get married?

In my opinion, you'll learn a lot from the PM just as a person and how they conduct themselves in speaking with you.

There are times when a heloc plus a traditional mortgage makes sense and there are other times when its best not to take any loan the property itself dictates the structure in my opinion

@Thibe LuongI agree with everyone's suggestion to go with an agent in your area.I would even suggest speaking with someone now before you finish so you can get a second opinion on what's selling right now.

Thing is, this property may become a rental down the line in a year or two so before I buy, I wanted to make sure I'm getting a good cash-flowing property as well.I've read a few books and listened to numerous BP podcasts and wanted to get some opinions on this property -- if I do move out, wil this cashflow?

My personal opinion would be...advance to pay the taxes now, send him a demand letter giving him a couple of weeks or up to 30 days to pay you back.

The slate and black stainless are cool, but overly expensive in my opinion.

The term "house hacking', in my opinion, is derived from the internet culture of hackers; hackers hack websites in order to gain unfair advantages.

Hi Everyone, Looking for some opinions here.