It's about empowering people and that, to me, is awesome.I will give you my gut reaction - and maybe it is just based on my experiences and where I'm at now but -- to me it sounds like Rent-to-Own OR Lease-Option-to-Buy.

I’m feeling very empowered by everyone’s advice.  

Granted, those meetups are marketed specifically at newer investors who don't quite know what they're up against: a platform to empower newer investors to get started saving capital, doing market research and lock down their first deal(s). 

I wanted to share a recent experience that I had, however, that further substantiated this site and empowered me to continue with this journey.

Hey folks. Hope everyone is well!So, I was talking to someone today that has been a successful landlord for 20+ years. He was talking about a few of his multi-family setups where he has maybe a couple quadplexes or du...

Yes, ownership is empowering and it feels great (most of the time).Con : You might have to sacrifice on location strength or desirability.

(It’s a steep learning curve)I’ve been thinking of ways to empower her to become more of a 50/50 partner.

Some would argue that  checking  a foreign national's stay validity is interpreting the law and requires a lawyer's license, or has to be empowered by the government to do so as part of the official duty.

I don't mean what I'm about to write to be obnoxious or rude, but I think if you *really* read what I have to say below, and really take it to heart, you may find it to be insightful and empowering...

It seems these regulations further empower the same appraisers that abused the previous arrangement.