that understands the nature of your relationship and is readily available.

And eventually pull out equity and buy more property.

Not always, but it is a natural progression.

It is similar to an IRA (which can be self directed) but has even better benefits in that you get a "top of the line" deduction on your taxes and the money pulled out is also tax free as in a ROTH.

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If you pull that off, how seriously do you think they're going to review it.

I pull most of my funds out of stock/funds when I found out aboutinvesting in real estate.Stocks go up and down by the whim/confidence of the public.

I wouldn’t have had offered such generous price for this house in order to ruled out my competitions; $13K above its REO listing price; only if the agent isn’t seemingly tried to pulled a fast one on me to avoided most buyer’s HOA syndrome, besides the seller’s agent was manipulating the selling price as well… my agent is just now requesting the HOA service coverage from the escrow for me… Any thoughts / advises would be appreciated.TIA

I tried the technique on a deal 2 years ago and the buyer I found barely qualified then pulled out because they were first time buyers with no money - I ended up losing the deal as a result.

I have read hundreds of books and forums until I think I could almost write a book myself :lol: .It is natural to think that a mentor could give you the short cut you need to make it all happen, to guide you through and show you the way.