Occasionally the smaller brokerages have a investing as there primarily income stream as opposed to selling to owner occupants.

I have created a good Absentee with Equity and I get a steady stream of probate lists.

The kids we currently have also seem to like their 65-80inch smart TV's with WiFi that enables heavy streaming.

Why give up a constant stream of income that is also building equity for you?

Which one is more catered to the small business owner looking to expand knowledge and look for advertising ideas as well as ways to expand revenue streams.

Duplexes around universities in College Station/Bryan, Austin, Lubbock, San Marcos, etc. are good for older college students who want to live off-campus and pay less than they would for a brand new apartment, and provides you with a steady stream of cash flows.

Since you are related by blood, you would still be eligible for the normal maximum LTV.

It sounds like you have a good career in pharmacy and other streams of income on top of that, so why take the net worth hit of taxes and penalties if you don't have to and can reach your real estate goals within the Solo 401(k) while enjoying tax-deferred wealth building?

Seller likely does not want to 1031 exchange into another property, wants no management of the property anymore, and wants a somewhat passive income stream from holding the note.If you pay him 15% down that is a large chunk of change.It's different if they are financing close to 100% with 5% down and non-recourse loan.

I work with those who are buying to fix up and flip, as well as those buying to renovate and hold for future rental income streams, or as homes.