Fascinating, I know.How we'd want it to work (spoiler: it doesn't)Year 1: no cash = no taxesYear 2: no cash = no taxesYear 3: $15k cash is a partial return of the $100k investment = no taxesYear 4: $200k cash is split into $85k remaining initial investment, and the other $115k is a capital gain taxed at 15%.This would be simple and fair.

I find it fascinating, and it just feels right.  

But I do find it pretty fascinating to see other people do it. :-)

I think this is a fascinating question and hope some others chime in.

Fascinating!

For those that share their stories on the podcast, its fascinating hearing them talk about their journey.Thanks!

The floor structure of the Nebraska building was fascinating.  

I've definitely seen this happening in Denver and will be fascinated to see what our city is like in 5-10 years.  

I currently work full-time as a Marketing Communications Manager, and have had great interest in the real estate industry--both because of the prospect of building financial freedom, but also I've held genuine fascination with the field.I've lived in SC for 3 years--moving from VA and growing up in MD.I would like to know of some trusted books concerning areas such as Wholesaling and other low-cash/no-cash investment approaches.

I’ve always been fascinated with Real Estate and bought my first multi-family in 2003 when prices were relatively high and cashed out (sold) this past July.