How much capital gain do you have in the rented house?

Quote from @Nina Sid: I just spoke to a few funds such as CRE Diversified Income Fund, Land Vest, Toro Real Estate Partners , Allied Land Investment, Phoenix Hospitality but I am trying to find people that have had good experiences investing in any of these or any other reputable passive investment fund with solid monthly returns. 

@Russell Brazil I did live in it, but not for 2 years unfortunately  Might have a break through here... you don't need to have lived in the unit 2 years. 2 years is to get the maximum limit of capital gains ($500k).

And third, you could consider investing more passively in a syndication. 

At the time I was legal counsel at REIT  as my primary employment and the SFH's where viewed as a passive investment.

But why not try earlier and start gaining some income outside of our W2! 

.🔥 This can be a great way to start building passive income immediately.🤑 By purchasing a fourplex, living in one unit, and renting out the other three, you could effectively live for free while simultaneously building equity📈 and generating passive income.

Building relationships with real estate agents and joining social media groups can also help you find opportunities and gain insights.

However if this is an appreciating market, although your monthly cash flow might be neutral or negative, you may over time actually have what we consider phantom cash flow, which is gained through appreciation and tax benefits. in most cases, if you need true “cash flow” use the simple one percent rule.

However, I understand that achieving these goals is a gradual process—one that requires patience, diligence, and a stable foundation.The allure of “financial freedom” and “passive income” often captivates new investors.