Now that I am on the other side of the transaction of the homebuying process my goals for my next real estate investment have shifted and no longer looking for a forever home.

I’m forming a LLC with other partners investing in fix and flips and I have one included.The buyout can include a payment of any initial funds given and his percentage due at the time of the buyout or some nominal fee that you both agree to.You know that this situation isn’t forever, and you don’t seem to be in a position where you’ve giving up a lot of company equity to get started.

Hey guys, I'm an investor living in Airdrie right now, and I have been holding off to purchase a rental unit for the past year or so due to inflation and the forever-rising interest rate.However, I plan to buy one this year to make "money work for me", but still..there are just so many things that I cannot overlook.

Remember your first deal is not your forever home and it does not need to be a home run. 

FC takes forever there.

Paper is great, but land is forever :)

I can't stay with my parents forever, or are you suggesting that I should rent a place for myself?

And keep in mind, it's not forever, your not picking who to give a kidney to here, it's a brokerage and you can swap and change whenever you want.

., but must be high because it's been on the market forever.  

If just paid the loan off the money is just gone forever.