So I’ve finally made the choice that I will not be attending college and rather just work and save up for my first rental property.

Since we don't want to negative cash flow for that long, our agent suggested renting the main floor right away as a SFH with the stipulation that they must allow contractors to work on the attic.

We did this for two years, and every 12 months the lender had us submit a letter for "approval" to their main office.

Brian is right on; Marvin Integrity is an excellent choice - it's firber glass, which is superior to vinly in many ways.

To me this is a very clear and easy choice - sell. 

I guess my main motivation for wanting to go with the tankless is space and mounting options. 

My main strategy is BRRRR, but am open to educating myself in all areas of REI. 

I recently visited a multifamily property with over 210 units and one of the main issues was the smell of smoke in the units.

new guy from maine

The taxes are the main concern though.