You can still learn investingTeam up with someone that does have money and become their assistantIf you have a lot of money and no time, either look into syndications or find someone who buys properties for people who have no time, like us.If you want to do Subject ToHave about $30,000 available liquid cashIt is Not “no money down”Borrowing from others to cover the costs for doing Subject To has serious legal consequences and is extremely risky for you, your 2nd position lender and for the sellerIt is easy to do the contract (Transaction) for Subject To, but it is very hard to do the next few years correctly.

I have 2 other properties in my portfolio where I have 100% equity.

I did a local renovation (my first reno) where I was on site at least every week and I went way over the initial estimate but now I've have this SFH that's rented out with lots of equity in California now.  

Also make sure you have one private money lender per deal, or make sure they understand the lien position they are in.

Then going forward we'd split the net profits and equity 50/50.

I helped a handful of new investors buy house hacks in Norfolk/OV,  its image has definitely shifted positively. 

The rental use alone won't create a position, but it isn't a bad additional fact to have.

You can pay off the senior mortgage in full (plus the other costs and fees in the judgement) if there's any equity or lose the house.  

Lots of wholesalers out there don't know how to do those 2 fundamental things.Lastly formulating an offer under fair market value with enough equity to sell the contract to an investor. 

Built up a large position in a variety of tokens since 2017.As I traded, moved from one exchange to another and settled on FTX for the time being.Was 1 day late in being able to process the withdrawal.You win some, you loose some I guess.Would have preferred tokens going to ZERO than loosing the game in such a way.Any of you crypto folks believe in potential asset recovery?