@Denver McClure, thank you as well and Semper Fi!

That's how much I believe in it for long-term wealth and FI. 

If you've already done that or have a smaller budget like sub $30MM, I go to the best neighborhoods in the best cities, and buy the most distressed houses.I flip the one's in states where it's hard to manage tenants or re-fi into STR, re-fi out with 1-1.2 DSCR in areas where managing them is convenient in landlord friendly states.

Hey guys I am investing in Dallas Forth-Worth & Tampa area Long term rentals and I’m doing section 8 also , I am getting property with hard money loan , remodel them, and  then re fi them for 30 years , I put around 45-65K for each property I have 4 properties that cash flowing $300, $500, $1000, $250 per month I wanted to get into Multi Family - 4 plex, 6 plex and up even 8-12 units as first deal.  

If you want to buy a fi fa and force a tax deed sale with the intent to acquire a property, do you need to buy all fi fas available?

Josh,Semper Fi! 

It is a lot easy to hit FI when you aren't needing to cover a bunch of stupid consumer debt each month. 

They recently sent out an update indicating it was unlikely there would be any distributions in 2024 and likely not in 2025 until a capital event takes place (re-fi or sale)  We are involved in other syndications and most of them have paused distributions.

If I’m lucky, I can score a remote role and move to an affordable market elsewhere to jumpstart my FI progress, but if not, I can still buy a house with a lower salary in any of these affordable markets around the country!

And probably more importantly - not so sure you will be able to refi it fi the house after 6-8 mos.