It's has been on the market for twenty days or so.

Being that I have another twenty years or so do I actually enjoy some benefits now or just continue to reinvest to enjoy more later.

The twenty year average is 7.88% and the forty year average is 9.25% you got a deal and you always have the option to refinance if/when the rates go down but your rate will never go up(providing it’s a fixed rate).hope this makes you feel better, at the end of the day it’s always about time in the market not timing the market, I’ve never had a client look back and say “I wish I didn’t buy back then”

It may work out for you for twenty years -- it really does for some folks.

He’ll continue to get that benefit every year for the next twenty-five-plus years.When the depreciation deductions from those four properties are added up, John’s depreciation benefit was $152,000 ($73,200 + $64,550 + $8,000 + $6,250).

I only discovered Wholesaling in my late twenties and was still considered young in the industry so you're ahead of the game.Here are a few pieces of advice:Wholesaling is all about SALES, pick up a sales job while you study wholesaling.

Hey Kellyn, We have an STR in Roaring Gap (Alleghany County), and it has been a great experience.

we have owned a Motel and run it as an owner/operator for the last twenty years.

Our twenty-four hour seven days a week phone lines are on the letter to answer any question the seller may ask.

Larger apartment complexes and multifamily buildings aren't as common, and demand for rentals is usually pretty strong.The major issue you may run into in the future is if you get a larger portfolio, it will likely be a long and painful process to liquidate should you ever decide to do so, since putting ten or twenty houses up on the market all at once in these communities would probably add 30 - 100% to the available inventory, greatly reducing their potential sale price.