I’d imagine at some point that’s what I will be classified as.My next move is creating and managing a RE Fund.I agree - sounds like you're a perfect fit for turnkey investments.

Fortunately, I have a couple of tenants who jobs are classified as “essential” and has already paid rent for the month of April.

These reserves are preventing a repeat of a 2008 style banking system meltdown.The 2008 banking collapse originated in the secondary market, through the use of derivatives with worthless mortgages as the ultimate collateral.Right now banks are re-classifying billions of credits to account for the increasing risk of non-payment.

Queen creek or San Tan are amazing communities.If any of the following words describe your tastes: high class, flashy, bougie; look no further than Scottsdale, Biltmore, or Arcadia, but be prepared to hand over your wallet.It’s hard to generally classify cities and much easier to see exactly what each individual is looking for to guide them and let them make the best decision on where to go. 

One of the strategies I plan on employing is the gorilla marketing technique of cold calling classified seller ads.I am new at this, I'm not afraid of making mistakes I am aware you can learn a great deal from them.

In Ontario Canada never rent to any applicant on any form of government assistance unless you classify your properties as "slum".

There is a guy who posts the sam ad here in classifieds that says earn 15-50% in passive investments.

I have a question: If I have a primary residence (highly leveraged) & I decide to move out and keep it as a rental property, then that property's equity would now be classified a "real asset". 

Plus, there are some new components of the stimulus package that strongly encourage those classified as real estate professionals for tax purposes to pour more money into real estate.The primary ways to generate more cash flow are room rentals and airbnb. 

If you're classified as a real estate pro, your rental income could be considered "active," which means self-employment taxes.