One way to make this process go smoother is to find a single buyer and sell them as a portfolio, Sometimes though this requires a substantial discount over selling as individuals.

The IRS's assignment of income doctrine says earned income is taxable to the individual, even if paid to a third party (like a church).Also, 1099 vs.

I know that there's the topic of the ethics that always pops up, and the loan-to-own lender mentality for some...I wasn't jumping into this post to weigh in on the morality piece or the intentions of the person doing the L/Os.

I have recently spoke to someone that has told me if we look at multi family building around the 1 million mark and we put down a 20-30% deposit on it then we’ll have a far better chance of finance as the bank will be more interested in the performance of the building rather than focusing our individual details.

I'm genuinely asking to understand the use case for my self for an individual investor.Re. balance, as someone who is a former CPA and has prepared financial statements for multi-billion $ funds, I understand the important of a balance sheet.

Break it down into individual costs so you have a clear picture of where your money is going.

As a newcomer to this community, I'm excited to learn, grow, and collaborate with like-minded individuals.

I am a Veteran, so connected to this dream is a means by which Veterans facing homeless can access affordable housing in nature, while working as a team towards a shared project such as cattle or the retreats, or a conference etc.Basically a Village mindset, with connected hubs in other areas of the country and world in a vetted network of individuals (no commune drug parties etc). 

I think your best bet would be a private lending individual but as Chris said, it just doesn't really make sense from a lenders perspective. 

To supercharge your retirement savings moving forward, especially in higher income years, I'd recommend looking into a Solo/Individual 401(k).