Or you could do flips or do private lending to investors, but I'd be wary about doing it in Canada given the high valuations.

Looks like there was a private mortgage-( just regular guy's name for the deed of trust in 2008.)

Those apps would operate a simple, intuitively apartment or private space.

You can certainly warn me privately and not publically if you choose.Back to the topic at hand, the 2% rule . . . .

The best part is all of the money I've used for these deals will come from a loan I got through Lending Club.I'm still working on my presentation for getting private investors and I plan to get that started soon.

I would not put that in an LLC, you need a family trust or leave it alone as a private family residence.

Ultimately, I want the primary source of my income to come from investments in real estate and private businesses.Although I’m pretty much a silent reader for now, I will join the conversation as I feel like I have more to contribute.Thanks to the active members for sharing their knowledge, and good luck to everyone on their endeavors!

At any rate, private financing may be the way to go.

Regular auctions are an easy way to get a house, but the problem is, a lot of the time if it needs a lot of work, many times it can be hard to get financing.Having a job is a huge help, for qualifyingA lot of the fancy techniques peoplediscuss - hard money, private money, flipping, etc. sounds promising but can be hard to do first off.

Private lenders?