In the 2021 time, New York investors thought they should be greedy and buy up all avaiable multifamily in Hartford.

We are considering buying the house we stayed in.

It's really very simple math - buy it low, rehab it appropriately to gain a higher value (ARV). 

@Marcus WelsonTalk to your cpa but I am 99% sure you cannot write off that debt - as even though it’s assigned to you - you did not pay for itFor example I cannot buy a $500,000 mortgage that was lost to a tax lien for $10 and then write off $499,990 otherwise I know a lot of people who wouldn’t pay any taxesI could write off the $10 which is what I paid for it

Build a portfolio, get tax write offs, learn to buy "off market" and find great deals?

Definitely see what is common for the area, but for me personally, when I buy, I like to look at all possible exit strategies. 

First, they fund you under their credit which they transfer in your name to buy property, so providing money is what they do.  

I was going to buy my first cabin with Avery Carl but I had already signed contract with a seller, I'm definitely hoping to buy my second cabin from her. 

I was interested in buying rental units, with the hopes of maybe passing on to my kids. 

We used to be able to buy 8-10 cap apartment buildings, but over the past 12 months a lot of money from both coasts have started to uncover what you are, and the prices on multi family is closer to 6.5-7.5 currently.