I'm looking to break into the real estate market in an attempt to achieve financial freedom, like everyone else.

The idea would be for them to assume the existing loan and take my half of the property with as little burden financially on them as possible.

Hello Everyone, I’m Amire and I’m here to learn and indulge myself in the real estate realm to better my position in life along with creating a mindset to share with friends and family along my journey to financial freedom. 

Next step is to run some numbers to make sure the project is feasible financially.

Motivated heirs or execs will either have a house that is problem or a probate/financial/legal issue that is problem.

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This strategy can help grow your real estate portfolio and build financial security.Good luck!

It helps you find investor-friendly experts like agents, CPAs, financial planners, and property managers who are reviewed by investors in the BiggerPockets community.Hope this helps!

I.e. if you are great with numbers and an excel wizard, you could likely seek out a "deal" guy, who loves networking and hunting for properties, but doesn't really understand how to translate operations into financial models.

So just always good to check but use enemy method to validate or find comps with historical financials near by.