It also boasts the shortest estimated time to recoup the down payment among the three options.Option B: Provides a 7.375% interest rate with a 25% down payment from Bank B.

This is because it’s the fastest way to achieve $1500-$2000/ month passive (when I’ll be 25 years old) which will also give me a HELOC, allow me the option to leave my job and get a less strenuous one, and be able to provide to my family and repeat the process but a lot faster.

Have any of you provided an opportunity to someone after an eviction, and did it turn out positively?

By way of example, if it's a vacant property and you are providing a bridge loan, it should be a vacant property policy.

I live within the UK currently, but cannot find a forum similar to this that provides such helpful content.

I highly suggest reading the Kem Gardener Institute grow trends report, it provides incredible information.

In this post are goal is just provide great information for local and long-distance investors.

I know these are mostly gimmicks as they all claim to provide "free" information in order to bait you into paying for their insanely priced courses.

@Jeffrey Stocker I don't think the location of the CPA matters provided that they have a solid background in Real Estate and software/tools to support you remotely.There are 20+ real estate CPAs commenting in this forum.

You also haven't left room for property management (if you intend to use it).So long story short, if you're BRRRRing or using a mortgage to obtain the property you are going to be cashflow negative or close to it:$1,150 - $1,000 - $90 - $62.50 - $62.50 - $62.50 = -$127.50My personal criteria is that I won't buy any single family rental unless it cash flows $250/month after all average expenses and provides a minimum of a 20% cash on cash return.