The tax implications are pretty interesting if you have excess cashflow from other properties.

It's their "summer social" as they call it.

@Jay HinrichsI wish I was like this Social media is poison

Hey BP - Last weeks podcast (published 6/13/2019) sparked some thought from my side when the guest broke down some of the tax implications and scenarios that he uses to "sell" sellers on seller financing. 

But the reality is that when it comes to Realtors, their reputation will quickly drive them out of the business - especially in this age of social media.Promise us all that you'll think hard before posting garbage like this again.

I am not a CPA and you would want to check tax implications for your situation with a qualified advisor.Best of luck...remember to breath and have fun!

You also want to understand the implications of what state you create the entity in.

I recently reached out to a CPA to see if I could get more information on the tax implications of pursuing this path of investing. 

I say when you get it, how much you get or if you get      it at allHowever, if I run a TV spot, radio spot, billboard or social media campaign stating if you invest with me, I GUARANTEE you 25% return on your money, every year!!  

Hey @Felix Torres setting up facebook ads and getting quality leads is the easy part for me as I do social media marketing for a living - if you can convert the leads into sales this would work well for you, if your still trying to find your first few deals then it might be cheaper to drive for dollars to get started.