Hi, I’m new to real estate investing. I am trying to decide if a seller financing opportunity is a good one.  I have an option to buy a 4 bedroom house in Ocala for $296,000 at 6% interest amortized for 25 years ballo...

Borrowers that purchased during the last 24 months, particularly with alternative mortgages such as DSCR loans at elevated rates could see worthwhile refinancing scenarios in the very near term just as any early payoff penalties are expiring. 

I invest with my SDIRA and while it's a bit more hoops you jump through (you have to be arms length away from the transactions, can't use "disqualified" parties etc.) it's worthwhile if you're going to put it into real estate.

I have yet to see a free course be anything worthwhile but there are some that are relatively cheap for what they give you.I personally am a mid 6 figure earner & have been in land for 8 years now.I have numerous course, including Bosch's. 

I am trying to decide if this is a worthwhile endeavor.

Just won't be able to make enough with the repairs needed to make it worthwhile. 

It would never appreciate to where it would be worthwhile and great cash flows on paper but not gonna happenI would bet this is common in many of these other urban low priced areas.

I am trying to decide if this is a worthwhile endeavor.From what I have read, the main benefit is early access to MLS for purchasing homes and saving on commission costs while selling homes.This leads to two questions: - Is simply having early access to new listings worth $600, or is it only worthwhile if I plan on flipping and selling a property on my own?

There are a few other worthwhile REI meetups as well.

A five year hold with the example reflects: Cash out refinance (NET tax free): +/- $215KCashflow assuming 6% interest at 900K: $42KDepreciation write-off: $150KRealized income: $407K ($81K per year)Now, paying $800K for an asset which might be actually worth $750K (6.5 CAP) seems worthwhile.