Here’s why:- Shows You're Genuine: Pointing a seller to a better option for their needs proves you're the real deal.- Builds Trust: People remember who had their back.

The appreciation of this property by 48.25% (129,000 sale price -10,000 closing costs - 80,000 we bought it for/80,000 = 48.75%) in just two years stood as a testament to the transformative power of real estate investment.See the house here: https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/723-169th-...P.

Thanks I appreciate the genuine advice! 

He is as genuine as they come when it comes to adding value now where you can and reaping the rewards later.  

My goal is simple: to engage with genuine individuals, forge connections, and mutually learn from one another.

I plan to transform an undervalued single-family home into a 'Pretty Good House' that balances being eco-friendly, affordable, and comfortable, all while keeping its charm.

Genuinely curious. 

You should work with your CPA on this to make sure you're on the same page.Theoretically, you could if you have a repair business, for example, but, as you said, you would have to report income on the other side, which would transform passive income to active income subject to SE.

He also has videos which are mainly entertaining and funny - mainly his day-to-day stuff -Ken McElroy - Genuine guy who has a lot of good insights, especially in the commercial R.E. space and real estate forecasts.

You're obviously doing very well for yourself, and I don't doubt your success ...the reason I'm asking is I'm genuinely interested.