Save for 7-8 months and get my 20% down of 10k on it and go to a bank which isn't my favorite option or maybe since I was reading on here that life insurance company's have a very low interest rate and like to invest in multi family buildings that would be another good option.

I've been doing build to rent off and on (when I can find great deals on lots) since 2010 and it's my favorite strategy.

Can be a cashflow killer.Tired landlords that offer seller financing is another of my favorites.  

I'm Andrew Geib, currently I'm working as a lean six sigma engineer based in the Aurora/Naperville area. 1) Favorite real estate book: just picked up Rich Dad Poor Dad for the first time2) Favorite non-real estate book: Freakonomics3) Advice for new investors: seeing as I am a new to real estate, get started now rather than later. 4) Hobbies: cars, I autocross my daily driver whenever I can, I'm resorting a classic mustang, and I frequently go to car shows all across Chicagoland. 

Do any of you all have a favorite provider?

@Bruce MacSome of my favorite markets are those with job and population growth mixed with affordability and city revitalization.

It went so well we are doing it again this week, but it got me wondering, what are your favorite and most profitable ways to fix up a property WITHOUT using carpet and paint rehab fix ups.  

Hello Everyone,

I am going through the podcasts and find them really informative. I am curious as to which specific podcast did you really find helpful or interesting.

Just looking for people's opinions .

Thanks in...

One of my favorite things in the world is hearing how people I've told them to have since utilized notes to pay off debt in ways I haven't even thought of.

However, because I had not read this anywhere, it made me realize that there may be several other motivations that I, and maybe you, may never think of, so why don't we brainstorm about our favorite motivated seller profiles?