This is the easiest and fastest.

It'll REALLY help bring you up to speed.

I.E. if the property to purchase is $1m, down payment is $200k, and I have 3 investors putting in $50k each totaling $150k, and I use $50k of my own money, what are some optimal ways to setup the payback of the $150k outside money back to each investor, in the best/quickest way so we can roll into more properties at the fastest rate or deploy the money elsewhere, quicker?

The reason for the speed of renting out is two-fold:First, this is our first time renting out any property and want to learn the proper way while not rushing ourselves into something that we have to learn the hard way later. 

In my opinion, this is the fastest way to supercharge your savings in order to get into the next deal. 

The reason I don't like to look at the past is that what drove prices to those highs previously won't necessarily be the same dynamics that will drive them forward in the future.I can't say for sure, but I suspect the next time the market slows as a whole (or corrects), we may see some surprises as far as which city's prices decline, which ones hold up, and which ones recover the fastest. 

Send me a colleague request and we can try to get you up to speed.

Both of my condos are A/B+ class and in the fastest growing part of the fastest growing county in the region.

House hacking is one of the fastest and easiest ways to achieve financial success.

Regards,Michael Faudoa I would encourage you to look at the age of any advice in real estate as it’s often given when market conditions aren’t the same as the present.Being a listing agent is the fastest way to stack cash in SoCal using sales and negotiating skills.