The 1% rule is a metric from 2014.

@Corey Pinch if you're a go-getter, make sure you find a company, or negotiate, that you're directly rewarded for your hustle - commissions, bonuses, etc.

Hi - BP has been a tremendous help so far, so I thought I would try out this new question. 

Roth IRA's are one investment tool but they are not that aggressive, real estate is a lot more aggressive but it also comes with more risk than a Roth.

Is there a reason you’re selling that’s non-negotiable?

You may want to get in touch with @Sharon Vornholt who has done a lot of marketing in this niche.

@James Soto I think it's a great idea, I love the BRRRR method if the numbers don't work as a BRRRR you could still flip it to bring in some capital! 

The key is finding a property where rents cover the mortgage or, even better, cash flow.

What product type are you implementing for a 200/Ac density? 

Irrevocable trusts may trigger reassessment unless structured carefully.Gradual Transfers – Transferring less than 50% at a time could potentially avoid reassessment, but IRS step transaction rules could still trigger a tax event.Joint Ownership – Your aunt adds your mother as a co-owner, then your mother adds you later.