Stable english speaking democracy and ownership of the land with ultra low property taxes. the key here is financing cannot be contingent on W2 due to other investments that we are covering with this income.

., - reduction in tax liability on rental income (from depreciation, interest rate payments, other related expenses)- reduction in personal income tax liability from interest rate payments (i.e., up to $750k mortgage)- savings on paying rent (i.e., the rent you are currently paying)If not, drop in your thoughts on which value drivers need to be included and I can pull a quick one together. 

We heard that there is a way to rollover this money into the downpayment without withdrawing the money directly and it being taxed as an income for my grandmother.

A well-maintained property may require less immediate investment.Rental income Potential: Determine how much rental revenue the property may generate.

My partners and I (I'm a veteran, they're both still active duty for a little bit longer, but our investments are replacing their incomes!)

If you want to develop wealth over time and generate passive income, BRRR may be a better fit.Ultimately, both strategies can be lucrative.

What kind of income would I need to show to be able to build one? 

I was fist trying to qualify for a conventional but since I can’t verify some of my income and my tax returns are a bit of a mess, I’m going down the DSCR loan path.

From my research it sounds like people are split between thinking it is Ordinary Income vs.

It's a fascinating puzzle, and I'm navigating the intricacies of property valuation, expenses, and potential income to ensure I make informed decisions for these investments.One challenge I'm actively tackling is finding the best platforms to market my properties.