So I'm not cashflowing, but I'm living in a neighborhood I love for a fraction of what all my neighbors pay (and the difference is going toward buying more real estate!).

Hi @Enrica Binion, I'm a real estate investor and own a bookkeeping & fractional CFO firm that purely serves real estate investors.

This is just one neighborhood and a small fraction of the market.

Good point Adam, I didn't think about going to a credit union or bank, the highest rates there would be a fraction of what somewhere like title max would charge.

It's actually giving fractionals like NetJets and Flexjets a little competition.

Secure the $10k with a second, third, etc.Dion raises some good points here, keep in mind your $10k can also be combined with a second party in first position via a fractionalized note.

You can get awesome kitchens for a fraction of the price.

Some of these properties are offered at a fraction of the market value which is one of the reasons investors are incentivized to buy.

90% of people are not buying 2-4 properties per yearThe remaining 10%, most of them "buy" 2-4 properties in a syndication where they only put in a few grand.Only a fraction of people are buying 2-4 units a year, these people have the skills, knowledge, and built up portfolio.

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