The mentorship program is solid, but success as a real estate agent is ultimately up to the individual and their work ethic.

Not to mention personal values and ethics.

As interest (taxable as regular income), capital gains (usually taxed at 15%), and basically return of principle (pry called something else but payment against her cost basis.) that’s tax free.

Over the last 6-7 months, I’ve been doing my best to “get smart” on real estate investing, starting off with Rich Dad principles, which led to Rich Dad Advisor (McElroy, Sutton, etc.) audiobooks, which led to BP podcasts and doing YT research on tax benefits…I’m feel ready to take action and start putting everything into practice but still not certain which method is best for my first investment property.

I guess if you were really leveraged with multiple properties, then you can count principle as well.I've said it before, it's a myth that real estate always gets better with time.

You can also go on title with your investors in the name of your LLC not your actual name and instruct escrow to wire you your percentage of the profits and your investors principle and profits at closing.  

Once we jump over our ethical / pro standard hurdles, it is up to the client to pick between Option A and Option B.Find someone that is aligned with this way of thinking, and that you can have open and free communication with.

Why would you want to add cost to you by adding your cash to the principle? 

Their english and work ethic is next level. 

In the very sensitive area of legality, legal compliance, and ethics, they have a definitive methodology which keeps the investor on the correct side of this equation5.