I'd then repeat this process every 12-18 months until I had a reason to stop.Concurrently I'd be trying to increase my W-2, or 1099, income as much as possible, as soon as possible.

But ultimately I want passive income from rentals and leave my 9-5.So I guess that strategy is called Buy & Hold.

Want to buy and hold and fix up.

I want to buy and hold and have enough for about 20-25% of 165-175k for investment down payment.

See u all hold it against some one with eviction papers u fall to realize sometimes it really is not there fault at all I have a friend right now who was her mom's primary care giver her brother got power of attorney from there Mom and he is now evicting his own sister out of there moms house to be a dick to her and refused to let her see her Mon cause one he knows there mom will not stand for it so you see don't be so fast to judge cause some one has been served eviction papers you can not always go by that.

To be more specific; long hold multi-family rental properties (duplex, triplex or fourplex). 

I have the means to buy the property myself but I worry about my parents retirement and would hope we can rinse and repeat this process a few times and help them get some extra money for their retirement.

I aim to utilize other people's money to invest wisely in buy-and-hold multifamily properties.

I'm reaching out to this community because I find it to be a valuable source of knowledge and insights, especially when it comes to real estate investing.I've come across a potential real estate investment opportunity recently, and I'm eager to gather some feedback and insights from fellow enthusiasts and professionals in the field.The property in question is located in Central Florida, in an area that I believe holds significant promise for future growth and appreciation.

Q3) If it's a loan from our parents that we are paying off, who holds the title to the home?