I don't see how having your cash needlessly tied up can be beneficial, because you lose out on the exponential growth you can achieve with the bank's money.The best I can figure where all cash is useful is to find a good deal and then refinance (correct me please if I'm wrong).

I have just recently come across this type of account and find it to be very beneficial to RE investors.

I eventually want to get into rehabbing houses so maybe getting started building a relationship with my team will be beneficial.

I would recommend that you invest in Stock Mutual Funds.

Another document is then signed by the seller giving up all of the beneficial right from the trust to the investor.

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But don’t forget that your real estate agent also has needs.The good news is that today’s market conditions make this a good time to forge what could be a mutually satisfying long-term relationship.

I've got retirement in my near future and I want cash flow to live on since I've never gotten good returns on my stock/mutual fund performance.

I used to do just mutual funds particularly REITs, but then I thought it'd be more fun to do the real thing as I'd have more control.

A great way to accomplish this and help avoid the due on sale is to have the seller place the property into a single entity LLC or a land trust, and then sell 100% of the LLC shares to you with the new mortgage or in the case of the land trust, transfer the beneficial interests in the property.