However, if you think of leveraging the cash value as a "double play", then what you are contemplating doing is a triple play: using borrowed money to fund the life insurance policy that will in turn fund the real estate investments. you would be literally putting your money to working three places at one time.However, most life insurance companies will not take your premium if they know the source of funds is a home equity loan.The concept of leveraging a high cash value life insurance policy to invest in real estate is thoroughly discussed in this thread...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...If you assume the use of a HELOC on the front end of all this, it all gets done with borrowed money...

Imagine your business agreed to pay double or triple market rent and that money flowed tax free in to your Ira.

The attorney will know the state laws and be able to provide you with reliable and legal options.You will be able to rely on informed information - no guesses.Unless the laws have been changed in Texas, if unallowable deductions are taken from the security deposit, the former tenant can take you to court for Triple Damages.If the law remains the same in Texas, you must also provide the former tenant with a detailed list of every deduction.

At the sametime Eliis Act evictions tripled.

Obviously the hope would be I could expand to double or triple that number of units.

P.p.S.s I would find the President of the Chapter of Appraisals in your Area 😉Triple P.S. grab their resumes proving over 10 years in the game... and show those credentials to your Future Buyer like ME!

i also agree with her that cash flow is the key and a $3500/mo renter is gonna have HIGH expectations in the midwest. one of my units is rented at $2500 and i had to triple clean it because expectations were higher than what i provided.

hey everybody my name is Dominic Olguin, I am currently a buy & hold real estate investor. currently I own 16 units, 12 of those being in an commercial 12 unit. as I am in the acquisition period I am trying to get more info on net & triple net leases.

@Guillermo Vladimir Robles looks to me like your holding costs should be 2 years, and your rehab (ground up) should be double or triple what you have, especially in LA.Good Investing...

Rather than trying to chase down or hold out for a quad, just start looking for anything (triple. duplex) where the numbers work, even a large SFH (if you're down with roommates).