@Chace FraserThanks for your reply Chace, but I am looking to sit down face to face with the person I work with.The year living in the property is easy, since I would house Hack in a very minimal way.Not looking to use this as my only method of acquiring Real Estate, but using it every 18 months or so, is not a bad ploy.Thanks again,Dan

As a husband and wife with a partnership llc disregarded entity we are co owners and have 5 rentals that were acquired last year (2019).

I would love to connect and talk with anyone interested in establishing a potential relationship to acquire a deal.Thank you for your time and support, and I look forward to learning and hearing from this great community.

I own rentals as well, and will be acquiring more, but this definitely gives me a leg up in the cash-flow department.

Your return on equity shortly after purchase on a $100,000 home that you used $20,000 to acquire is making you $4,000 profit a year.

@Brian DeLormeHere is the definition of "first-time home buyer":You qualify as a first-time home buyer so long as you had no ownership interest in a main home any time within two-years before the date you acquire your new home.

Are they very particular about how you acquire the down payment? 

It really depends on what your long term goals are, but if you are hoping to acquire and build your portfolio, my opinion is, CASH IS KING!

I saved up 8k and when my taxes come in I should have about 16k. I’m looking to buy a 3-4 family home in Dutchess county NY, or Newburgh NY. I want to make investing in real estate a business and my question is where ...

Leave the markets to the locals or those able to acquire 100+ units.OOS already has challenges.