@John Van Uytven I plan to eventually turn real estate investing into a method of passive income that could replace my current income and allow me to do the things that give me joy (family, volunteering, travelling, et al.).

In the typical lease-option agreement, the tenant pays a monthly rent that is more than the fair market rent of the property, with the excess amount being credited towards the buyers eventual down payment.

In theory both parties will eventually see everything.

I want to get involved in multi families and then eventually rehabs.

Tenants for 200k plus house has higher and more stable income, but they seems to eventually get a house right after their first lease expire. 

I wonder if I would be able to edit the contracts that I will get from the agency I eventually work for.  

I'm sure we'll eventually run into each other in one of the local meetups.

I hope to learn more about real estate so I can help others as well as start investing on my own eventually.

Hi all, I have been pouring through BP and many various other resources for about a year now in order to try my hand at wholesaling, and eventually rehabbing; I'm finally reached the point of action, but still have many questions. 

Another measure of return is Internal Rate of Return (IRR) This is basically the annualized return taking into account all the money that goes in, and all the money that comes out, including the eventual sale based on when it goes in and comes out.