I'll continue to do some contract work (from home) that pays around $1k per month, will substitute teach at my kids' school, maybe pick up a bartending shift here and there because it's fun and nostalgic (waited tables and bartended my way through college and the first 2 years that I started my business), and will chase curiosity to find my next low stakes venture - hopefully something that I can start with my daughters - who are 7 and 10.

My curiosity got the best of me, so I started to look into it.

I told them and the title agent to take the 500 out of my fee as well as all the closing expenses, as well as our preferred costs accrued during this closing process.

If you're breaking even at 25%, this should provide positive monthly cash flow with less principal accruing interest.

Quote from @Adam Eckhoff: Hello Everyone,Hypothetically speaking, let's say you accrued an amount of $100,000 and you have the goal to invest in real estate.

Im new so I am asking out of curiosity 

I’m not from that market, solely asking out of curiosity 

We learned about wholesaling initially and that sparked our curiosity about the many ways to make money in RE.

Basically the bill just gets stuck on the other homeowners account with interest accruing and at some point in time they try to sell or refinance the unit and it needs to be paid off. 

Out of curiosity, have you invested with CAZ?