What if I bought a turnkey home outright, hard cash buy, with tenants and I collect rent money monthly. 

Its also worth mentioning the owner bought this property last year from previous owner for $490,000.

Those who purchased 20-30  years ago in Western Nassau near the border with Queens are sitting on a gold mine. 

It has been months now that investors have been complaining about the lack of transparency, the failure of their investments, the fact that what is being said on the CM podcasts are completely different than the experience on the ground and it is documented that rather than assisting people that bought based on his recommendation and bought directly from him, he is laying the blame at the feet of others and claiming to be a victim himself.That has been going on for a very long time and now you tell a story of having bought two properties in March with the exact same issues that were being complained about last year.At this point, it is a choice by this company to operate this way. 

Background:Eleven years ago my wife and I bought a rough house in a desirable neighborhood for around $150.

I just bought my first rental in the Tampa, FL area. 

I bought a performing note for just over $4K when I was getting started.  

If the cash flows are positive in either case (buying and not buying points), is the advantage of a lower interest rate really only observed after so many years of tenancy compared to not having bought points?

I just bought a duplex a few months ago and I live in half I am currently in the process of splitting up my duplex  and all is going well.

Has anyone bought a farm and leased the land to growers as a house hack?