Higher interest rates and shorter terms are part of the deal, but they can get you that quick cash you need for the purchase and rehab.Then, there's private money, which might come from individuals like your dad or other investors looking for a solid return.

Here are a few factors to consider:Assess your earnings, outlays, and savings at the moment.A reliable source of income is helpful, but it's not a prerequisite for house hacking in every situation.To handle unforeseen costs associated with homeownership, think about creating or keeping an emergency fund.

Create a Win/Win with favorable numbers.Best of luck - Nicholas

Thanks for creating this post.  

The idea is for my sister and I to combine all three properties revenue, risk and maintenance in one LLC and pool the money to buy out the siblings AND keep separate deed/titles to our individual properties to do with as we wish after the 5 year buyout.   

Is there a way to merge our existing LLC with this new partner just for acouple of deals or would it just make more sense to create a new LLC with all 3 of us?

If you haven't heard of WIIRE (women invest in real estate), it's a mostly-online community created by @ameliajorei and @grace.investing (instagram handles).

The goal is to purchase more real estate (20+ doors) multi-unit apartment buildings, buy a few laundromats/business, and to create systems that does not chained to my desk everyday.

I personally like the all cash plays. sleep well concept. but mathematically leverage of course creates higher returns if EVERYTHING runs right.

While specific revenue targets can vary based on individual circumstances, here are some general guidelines to help you analyze potential deals:Recognize St.