Hi all, I want to get out of the real estate game and do a 1031 exchange to roll my equity into a home that I will eventually live in after the 2-year required rental period.

Example, we add a new agent and we simply connect them with a Showmojo staffer and that person gets walked thru all of the set up steps. 

At the end of 2025, I will be refinancing two of my portfolios (roughly 80 of the units) and extending the amortization as rates are up.  

You’ll have to follow up with Furnished Finder leads and guide them through your screening process.

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that's why high turnover is so expensive - you're patching things up / cleaning up / and then paying another month's rent just to get it rented on top of any vacancy.and again - that's just hypothetical math. 

A grew up in Parma and it's definitely not the hood.  

He was over-leveraged, the rules changed, and he went from a multi-millionaire to bankrupt in a matter of months.Wise investors work hard, save up, and put skin in the game.

It’s different with SFH, as conventional funding rates is often too good to pass up.

@Ko KashiwagiHi Ko,I hope to answer the question you are asking.I did qualify for the Triplex solely based on my W-2 which has since gone up a bit.Because I live in it, but the other 2 units are tented, I was able to depreciate 2/3 of all CapEx and OpEx (units are equal in size).The rental income covers about 81% of my monthly mortgage payment.One lender has told me, they need a 2-year rental income history on my taxes.