I am trying to figure out what that means for me other than the fact that they are essentially the entire HOA. 

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Property Info:3 BR / 1.5 Bath / 1200sq ft Bought in 2017 for $163500 Down payment of 5% + $3k in closing costs30 yr FHA loan @ 4.375% Remaining Principle Balance: $145kMonthly rent: $1500 Vacancy: it’s never even had to go to market to fill, but I’ll say 1%/mo just to be safe Cap Ex: I bought it freshly renovated, but I’ll use 5%/ mo to be safe Repairs: 5%/mo to be safe, but in 3 years of owning it I’ve probably spent $100 total on repairs.

I also realized that I would never be hurting to buy deals again, because by learning to invest virtually, essentially the entire United States could become my investing playground.If you are sitting on the sidelines and casually exploring other markets, you are partly on the right track.

So essentially the plan would be live in one unit of duplex rent out 2 doors and airbnb the 3rd thats in her name then after a year move out and rent all four doors for $1400 with a mortgage on both per month about $2000 all in so $4000 total but cashflow $1400 x 4 = 5,600r - 4000m - 185 x 4 (185 for capex per unit and anything else saved every month for future repairs) bringing me to a total of $860 after its all said and done so $215 a door and hopefully living in another duplex by then to keep living expenses low!

Having a good team in place of people you can trust is essential.

You must find the (very) few that can provide the services and skills essential to your success.

Or, if mort interest on principle home or investments results in a personal or business writeoff that compensates for the not-as-evil debt, maybe leave it alone.   

After studying I have begun to realize how essential “location” really is… I know not surprising.

We call this metric After Tax cash flow plus pay down on principle. fancy words for return and building equity.