@Cuong Le I found a killer deal and posted it at my local crossfit gym.

I just left the us military and I am so blessed right now I want some advice on how I can give back later on specially to my parentsbetween me and my girlfriend soon to be wife we are saving about 5000 dollars a month I got extremely lucky with a few things for this to happen I'm 23 I have free college we are both living with our parents not only do I have free college but I am paid 1500 a month tax free income for going to college a month due to the gi bill I am going for engineering I am working full time as well we are investing in the stock market in snp 500 index funds as of now unless a killer realestate deal comes by. how can I pay back my parents in 10 years I have done numerous projections on our gains and we will be millionaires within 10 years if we keep on the same path I am so grateful and crying right now I remember pulling into ports in Africa in the navy and I watched as locals would collect trash for food and metal scraps to sell and eat I am just so happy and great full.

I do expect there will be at least a flattening for a while as the economy shakes itself out, but the people in my area hoping for killer deals to come out of this are probably going to be disappointed 

@Paris Akinsattorneys tend to be "deal killers" on non all cash deals.I have had great success having sellers carry their equity without attorneys, closing at title companies.

I suspect some of it is big money like banks and hedge funds that have a very low cost of capital and 5-6% is killer money for them. 

+Vacation Rentals- the day to day can be a killer so make sure you have systems in place for restocking  and maintain.

Don't have a ton of money but have plenty of time, so one effective strategy that I've heard is to drive for dollars and find some killer deals to then pass along to seasoned investors in my area in hopes that they lead to something whether it be a partnership or a commission.

Either way, it doesn't have to be a deal killer.

During that process, the HUD consultant said no one could live in the building (which means no rent), so the holding costs were a killer.

(i.e: 850K for a 1 bed condo in Vancouver) We currently have two properties that are cash flowing into the 3 digits at 0.7% - 0.8% respectively.In our market if you get 0.8% you're making a killer profit !