I spent all this time working with you, forming a relationship with you...knowing that you, as a lender, are comfortable with me. 

I'm also not sure what to do with the extra capital since I am not comfortable buying in the short term. 

Speaking from the seat as a Qualified Intermediary who is in the midst of numerous exchanges for clients right now, a question that I am receiving every day.  

Be brave and step out of your comfort zone. 

This will be the constant throughout my life and will afford me to have a safe and comfortable retirement if I want it or to be able to pass something down to my kids.

I'd love to hear stories from people that are making $5,000-$10,000+ per month in profit from rental property investing.Here's why: I'm in my early 30's and run a successful business with a comfortable salary, so now I have two financial goals:1.

You can also directly message me as well if you are not comfortable putting it in the comments section - looking forward to reading your answers!

If you feel comfortable doing your own books, you could do it as it should not be overly complicated with a few properties. 

You can take all that cash (that you created) out of the deal provided you a.) have it leased so that the house will still cash flow with the new mortgage PITI, and b.) feel comfortable with that amount of leverage on the property.

Is it fair to say that everyone has their own viewpoint or investing niche that they feel comfortable with?