It would seem all you had to do was ride along with Lynch and you would earn phenomenal returns.

For Landlords, Rising Housing Costs Make It Harder to Earn Passive IncomeBP's Scott Trench is quoted. 

Just using roundish numbers, my annual salary (earned income) is about 100k gross, I'm thinking about withdrawing enough from my 401k to buy some land out right, I would withdraw about 150k, but probably closer to 200 after fees and taxes.

I earned the 2.5% commission and negotiated about $8k credits.

This is the one reason why I utilize this because it's absolutely predictable that it will follow a Financial Mathematical Schedule of Principal and Interest Payments, as well as Balance reduction.Because the Amortized Mortgage is absolutely predictable, and I for one follow the RULE "If you can Predict it, you can Profit from it", I actually look to Maximize this within reason.So while I put down 20% for an Investment Property to maintain a level of skin in the game and reduction of risk by having an attractive interest rate, I generally take about mortgages around $1 Million or above.That is because the Mortgage, being paid by my renters, will follow a very predictable path, one which will make me a millions as each one gets reduced or paid off.In fact, if you receive ZERO cashflow but your Million dollar Mortgage disappears in 30 years, you have effectively made an average of $33,333 PER YEAR for 30 YEARS.And, if you consider that the Mortgage Interest is deductible, especially for a Rental Real Estate Business, you have earned even more than the Million dollar mortgage.For some reason, this kind of thinking is not taught ANYWHERE that I have seen.

I would rather see a seller's time wasted than see an investor lose his hard-earned money and I can't see why the buyer would do anything for a seller for the purpose to make the seller feel comfortable.BUYERS BEWARE!

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There is no such thing as earning too much money for a Roth IRA if you use the Backdoor Roth, or Mega-Backdoor Roth IRA. 

I'm not an expert, but I believe you will still pay US taxes on income earned and you'll pay a tax if/when you sell the properties.

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