She can at least still enjoy the benefits and promote it to others without that crippling debt

I can't picture myself stunting my entire lifestyle through the prime years of my life just to suddenly come into financial freedom when I'm 65 and less able to enjoy it.

I’m going to share your listing with friends and family that enjoy going to round top to the antique fair!

I enjoyed reading how you presented the different levels of real estate accounting and, most importantly, the risk associated with each.

It's definitely something I'm going to consider for my next move.Really appreciate that link, I'm enjoying the article.

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My usual set up is 7 to 8% preferred return and 50/50 split on upside. 50% investors and 50% me.You have to watch out for some syndicators that just front load fees on stabilized properties.

I suppose hard money lenders may be another route, but that would place you at a sizable disadvantage because normal folks that house hack enjoy conventional low-interest rates, and for their first home, they could qualify for first-time homebuyers grants.

We are watching all the new construction going on and know the land will be worth more in the future (and rent is higher because of the land) but right now it doesn't make sense to lot split and build due to the sky high costs.

I watched Brandon Turners Webinar about identifying properties.