Sweat equity buyers, you have to help build a few before you can buy one.C.

With their sweat equity, you shouldn't have to find all deals which are closed.Talk to seasoned vets, my current position, and find out how they were able to "automate" their businesses.

I guess its nice to have an easy way out by trying to next best thing but honestly it just takes a little bit of sweat blood and tears.

I am a contractor who is putting all else aside and providing sweat equity.

With some planning, support and some sweat and tears, I 've been able to re-zone the propety into a triplex.

Good to hear stories about sweat equity and hard work paying off.  

I had more than enough saved before I made my deals (granted I was probably 6-7 years old than you are now) which gave me the confidence to close as well as not sweat every little repair or cost that was needed.  

In the end everyone pays taxes so dont sweat that.

We raised $450,000 from investors and my syndication entity gets 50K in "sweat equity" and I invested 50K along with the investors.

But I think it makes most sense for a young and/or first time home buyer to buy it, live in it, and fix it up gradually with sweat equity.