Buy underpriced house from desperate people, out equity from current house down as a 10% down payment, live there for two years and warm it up, then sell for a profit to put toward student debt (or future investments to eventually pay off student debt). 

I was just the lucky winner to write them at the right time when they go sick of it, reached retirements, finally trying to consolidate debt, or facing the end of their life.It would be fairly hard for an agent to not be able to sell a property by not doing their job, truthfully they don't have much to do beyond showing it to clients. 

Before jumping into a particular platform, I'd recommend taking a step back and finding out what you want to invest in ( debt or equity, residential or commercial, apartments, industrial, retail, self storage?

I know this is a lot slower pace to great wealth but at least for the time being I do not want much debt or properties to deal with.  

I don't have any cc debt or other loans just the 2 properties.

I need some financial advice.I have 2 Rental properties where I am owner occupant of one of the multi units.I have 60k in equity in one of the properties that I will like to use to consolidate debt or continue buying more rental properties for an additional cash flow with a HEL at 4.50% interest. 

Our credit is great and we have no debt or late payments. 

Hi fellow investors,I am trying to decide between paying down debt on my existing rental property or acquiring new rental property with the cash I have. Conventional wisdom says it is better to use leverage and acquir...

Since you're not taking on any debt or extra expenses (except possibly water) to add that income, your COC ROI on the $25k investment is almost 20%.Always good to use all the space available.

Do they want to be debt or equity?