I use to try to help countless people but unfortunately They dont want it enough.

I may be better off just holding on to the property, increase (or at least maintain) it's equity, and position myself for the long game. Rent

Even if those three things don’t apply to you it’s still important to have money put aside just to fall back on, there’s countless things that could affect your life where a little extra cash wouldn’t hurt.

I've always had a passion for real estate so after reading countless posts on BP and listening to podcasts I decided to jump into investing and am looking to acquire a MFH to house hack.

I have heard countless examples of homes recently selling for 10% over asking prices with multiple offers on day 1. 

I have researched countless books and spend countless hours watching videos on how to do it but I’m a hands on type person without any experience and that’s what brought me here.

@Greg JungeSelf-Directed IRAs & 401(k)s - and Checkbook IRAs/401(k)s - while used by countless investors, are unfamiliar to most CPAs.

I see countless droves of investors start out with a juicy, alluring vision of a home run and watch base hit after base hit roll across the plate and don't take any action on them. 

I've spent countless days and hours reading about owning rental homes, flipping homes, and everything in between.

Perhaps I am biased because I live this way, but after reading countless articles/forums and discussing with OOS investors, I am fairly confident the numbers are better than Long Island, NJ and other areas of NY (listed properties).