Truly depends on your lifestyle and the amount of time you want to spend on real estate.

At that point you would just pay the tax as you normally would. 

When you tell these people that it often takes more than a decade before the investing makes things like that possible, they go looking elsewhere for advice, until they find someone who's willing to sell them what they want to hear.Building relationships, improving your lifestyle, relieving chronic anxiety, creating strong friendships, building bonds with family, work-life balance, delayed gratification, risk-reward management, lifelong financial freedom, all the really good things about REI are often suffocated under the overwhelming need to GENERATE INCOME TO QUIT MY HATEFUL JOB.What's the best thing about investing for me?

If they are so stubborn or shortsighted to see they get more this way than an outright sale, then just do a normal outright sale.

The primary calculation is based on X% of purchase price (depending on lender policy and borrower credit/experience) + 100% of rehab (normally).

If I put in x amount of work when buying a property normally, I would put in 2x the work when buying it foreclosed , private party or from wholesaler. 

If I were to go this route it would be a midterm primary (3-5 years) and then be converted to STR or normal rental property after that. 

It's far, far from a normal situation.

Ultimately I think a lot of us are in real estate because we have found a way to make real estate fit our lifestyle and goals for the long term.

This is normally in the form of a 3-day notice.