Eventually, you will be able to use them.

They will eventually learn.

Eventually the borrower signed the cancellation and new mortgage, with a big reduction in his loan balance, and we got through it.

So even if you eventually sell and do have to pay the gain 10 years from now that's only because you actually made money.

When the area eventually becomes saturated or supply exceeds demand, all you can do is race to the bottom to compete on price.

Plus, you don’t need squatters if you eventually own the property.

Look at it as a 20-30 year investment and it should eventually cashflow.

I took the real estate broker exam and became a commercial real estate broker while also purchasing property for my own account.  3 years later I “accidentally” purchased 1/2 ownership of an automotive service business and eventually ended up with 8 locations.  

My ultimate goal is to build a real estate portfolio that provides financial freedom, something I can manage passively on the side until it eventually surpasses my 9-to-5 income.Thanks everyone!

If the cosigner/guarantor owns real estate for example, any unpaid judgement will become a lien on that property and raise the odds significantly for eventually getting paid.If the cosigner/guarantor doesn't have assets like real estate to go after all they are offering you is a promise and last I checked you can't cash a promise!