Still have long ways to go.

As long as the note payments are being made we are receiving a return of 17% + on the $450k we could have cashed out on - a much greater return than we could have reinvested at.

Investing now is a much better plan than waiting for some type of downturn that the nay sayers have been predicting for a long time that’s yet to happen.

I'm particularly passionate about long term rental and fix and flip.Outside of real estate, I enjoy watching sports, I am an insurance broker.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

@Clare CuiI would requalify her - meaning have her provide you with unemployment amounts, how long she is able to collect and also how much $ she has in bank just like I would do for a new tenant

Best, Justin  Hi Justin , you can use a DSCR loan no problem for a midterm rental short term, or even long term - as long as the debt service is one to one you’re good to go.

My plan is to work on on-market deals and focus on building long-term relationships with agents to bring me pocket listings. 

However, brrrr, especially in stable areas can be consistent over the long term and for generations to come.

I agree with fixed rates as HELO's are for short term cash uses not long term .

I am currently reading "Long Distance Real Estate Investing", by David Green (published by Bigger Pockets) and decided to apply some of the analysis to a currently listed deal on NORADA.