i.e. the mortgage payment you make now, will have a lower equivalent value in the future.  

The usual public sites like privateproperty.com and property24 does not service this field (at least not as far as I could find), and there is also no South African equivalent of something like LoopNet.Is there perhaps anyone that has knowledge in this field and that can perhaps point me in this direction.

The Seller has not put any rental listing yet and I don't think he is planning to.Is there any way I can put a contingency in AOS that the Seller has to find a reliable Tenant (Credit score > 650, Clean Background and Income > 3 times the rent) with a signed lease (market rent), 2 weeks before the Closing else the Seller will provide Seller assist equivalent to twice the market rent?

Hopefully we do not end up in a place there trading metal for paper become the equivalent of trading life jackets for paper on the titanic.

Hi Brandon,I would like to creat the equivalent of a 15 year fixed note for real estate partner (shared ownership in property), but as note does not yet exist, I have some flexibility.I believe the direct path would be a simple note that results in interest taxed at ordinary income rates (high), so I was just wondering if there were any creative solutions to perhaps effectively recast as the "interest".

However, if you purchase a primary residence that would be equivalent to what you would have rented and overall, it costs you less than if you would have rented, then you are doing well. 

Neither of these properties could you find an equivalent in So Cal. 

The only equivalent I found is based is in Maryland and due to the complexity, quoted $1500 per tax return.

If you want it once, the passive income required is the equivalent of the car sale price in terms of how much passive income you can generate from real estate priced the same.If you want to refresh it periodically, you need the car payment (divided over the years).In either case, it's probably not as much as you might thing.  

Hi everyone, I was thinking about adding my son as a joint tenant to a rental property I own, If I do this it would probably be the equivalent of a $30,000 gift.