I'm not opposed to the voucher program, I just won't participate in it for a number of reasons.

Happens all the time.However, if you're prepared to pay off the loan anyway, consider just participating in the foreclosure... the junior liens you are worried about assuming would likely be extinguished in that process.

is the average person/investor to do:(a) first not participate in speculation of prices and (b) brace for stagflation-that comes with a price correction of the housing market/s and the debt market in the coming mid-term time frame.

You may want to start off by participating in a syndication as a passive investor to get your feet wet…..and then maybe try to brrr an apartment with a mentor.

Anyone who has invested in real estate has probably considered or participated in a partnership.

I have three different neighbors who all share a portion of the fence I will be replacing and luckily they have agreed to participate in splitting the cost for their section of the damaged fence.

So if you want to scale quickly and participate in big complexes, you pretty much will need to invest in a syndication.

We are trying to move funds to a SDIRA and our financial advisor highly recommends not participating in a syndication (of course he doesn't want us to move our money), and passes the buck back to the custodian to move our funds to a SDIRA.

Even if your MAGI is under the $150k mark you're not mterially participating in the activity.

I’d suggest starting out by networking with as many other investors as possible and be an active participant in the forums.