(But I'll try to give you a bit of a primer to help you out).First and foremost - in Florida - Foreclosures are usually ALL CASH transactions - meaning financing isn't an option.  

Do you have props aval, or cash? 

I am not sure if renovations for a home on leased land is worth it.Thanks in advance for any replies!

I'm looking for deal structure, pros and cons, tips, etc.My goal is to buy some of these new small affordable starter homes at a price that will cash flow, after foregoing my half of the equity split. 

Purchase price: $350,000 Cash invested: $100,000 My parents and I partnered and purchased our first real estate investment property in 2023.

I'm looking for something repeatable (not sure how repeatable my commercial deal would be) that I can use for the next decade to build equity and cash flow. 

I’ve realized basically every one of these signs I’ve seen is either hand written or just not professional looking at all they say “we buy houses cash” and have a number underneath . 

The markets around Greenville, at least for cash flow make more sense.

If you have a portfolio of, say, five rentals in your 401k when you are in your sixties that produce $7,000-$10,000/mo in passive income (rental cash flow) - then you simply take the rental income as your RMD without touching the properties.

Then taking any cash made on that project, reinvesting it into the next, and growing cash reserved over time.