That way, you can build a healthy passive, or active income subject to capital gains tax.DepreciationDepreciation recapture happens when you sell a property.

I'm more conservative in my approach but I'd say you at least need to have enough for the down payment, closing costs, etc. plus a healthy reserve so that you can cover a vacancy of a few months as well as the ability to cover the costs of any unexpected maintenance and/or capital expenditures.

@Cristin Rakestraw at Mynd Management, we strive to provide real estate investors with happy homes and healthy investments. 

You are in a healthy predicament with many options! 

I think you can implement a healthy mix of both exit strategies. 2)I have no input on this point but I just think it is really cool concept.

With that being said, I do have bank accounts for each property with healthy reserves. 

The numbers they reported for 2019 are healthy and the owners have not been reported numbers 2020.

We have such a healthy market normally and thats on top of the crazy influx of investors this year.I started with MLS, picked up 2 off auction, and now will probably be spending most of my time with off-market deals.My future goals are to connect with a multifamily broker to acquire some 2-4 unit rehabs. 

Hi all, what would you do in a situation where an owner is financing a property and the owner’s health is spiraling down hill?

WORK ON WHATS GOING WELL/RIGHT compliment your tenants a healthy dose of appreciation sure makes problems go away.