Yes if you mean support yourself after you finish your regular job effectively using rent as a pension. 

Choose your path, remain committed, and with the backing of this incredible community, success is within reach. what would help every one is if you mentee's would go to the General Real Estate topic and in the drop down there is a top for RE success stories that's a great place to post ACTUAL results not just talking bout the program we all understand people get excited about RE but most never do anything so if these programs you mentioned actually bear fruit then post some there for everyone to see and gain experience with and so on.

The only positive is the act of a gift which can be satisfied with some local fruits or snacks or something else.

By targeting the right buyers and presenting the property effectively, we increased its perceived value and sold it quickly for a profit.

Keep the money in a market, hopefully doing better than the interest they are charging on a LOC, I get to deduct interest against my rental property bringing the effective rate down and they turn around and and make money on my $$.

You can even offer them referral fees or partial ownership, if feasible.I also emphasize the importance of effective communication and weekly meetings with the power team.

Either way far more cost effective than hiring a VA to skip trace which I did a few times and burned a hole in my wallet.

I believe an effective approach is to include a seller concession in the purchase contract, specifically as a seller contribution towards the buyer's closing costs.For instance, we had a case with VA buyers where we implemented this strategy, allowing a portion of the loan to be disbursed to them in cash.

So he asked for my permission to allow the tenant to sign a lease and move in effective Jul 15th and they will cover the rent owed to me until the housing inspection is done and rent is coming from them.

But if there are a lot of heirs, I would technically need all signatures of owners on the quit claim deed for it to be effective?