@Kai Sato-Franks just buy your real estate with cash and enjoy the ride!

A lot of people set up an S corporation before they're ready and spend more than they save.

I think you will really enjoy it. 

I really wish my accountant had given me the heads-up he was depreciating the property and what that meant when I went to sell — but now it's an expensive lesson, I guess.Quick note for those who went for the "get a load of this entitled millennial who filed his taxes late one time" jugular — I imagine you're here to help people, and this is your friendly reminder that it doesn't cost anything to assume good intentions and be nice.

Check out my page, I'm new to BP but have linked our social media & I enjoy working with investors like yourself. 

Monthly Rent + Monthly Debt Payments <= GROSS Monthly Income * 45%This accounts for some people who have outsized obligations such as car payments, child support, credit cards, student loans etc.

They are putting on an educational webinar on the topic of SDIRAs and real estate (the title of this post) and I wanted to see what people's opinion of their company was. 

I like all people would like to get it all but we know it is not possible.What do yall want to get for cash flow per door to see a deal as good?

I have heard so many stories just like this from people who have purchased from turnkey companies.The refi is one way, but you'd have to have a big rate cut to free up $450 (unless this is a high-priced property).

Similar to my previous question on Wi-Fi locks, what are people's experiences with modern thermostats?