Also there is a huge difference in Net worth in real estate assets and other assets.

If you can rent them, then they are a huge money maker.I don't recall what we paid for it, but let's say $10,000 and I use it 75% for biz.So depreciation is $7500 (assume 30% tax bracket, tax reduction $2625) That is a cash inThen rental say about 75 days @ $250/day = $18750Less costs (gas, repairs, service, insurance etc, which will also be a deduction from revenues) = $5,000So Yr1 you are at $16,375 and your machine is all paid for and then some.I don't have a garage so it is parked on the side of the property.

The process included one eviction, a procedure RCA is well versed in, taking roughly 2.5 months in Connecticut.The value-add process resulted in a ~60% increase in NOI from ~$74K at purchase to ~$118K on a run-rate basis after 7 months.

The odds are slim but the victory would be huge. 

The equity you receive in cash will equal the same thing in a different, CASH FLOWING, property with one huge difference. 

My goal in starting a syndication and delving into real estate this way is to jump into the field without needing a huge upfront investment and gradually expand my portfolio, which aligns with some of the principles laid out in Brandon Turner's book.

She has been great in helping me through the contract process.

Hello everyone,I'm in the process of securing a loan for a new (my first) rental property purchase.

I would love to get a screening report early on in the process since they can take it with them wherever they go!

Evicting two problematic tenants was a challenging process, even though we managed to remove them quickly.