Sam J. this sounds fantastic and I wish there was someone in the KC area who thought about it this way, but on the other hand if I were a PM company, I really am not sure I'd be so interested in managing purely for the monthly % and lease-up fees if I could also start getting into maintenance as an additional profit center...Has anyone ever struck a deal with a PM to take their "earnings" in equity in the property rather than in cash?

Three year of patience would have made me 50% gain in equity doing nothing.It's also been said that blue chip areas are so forgiving, that even if you buy wrong, you'd be bailed up if you can hang on through the storm.

This leaves us with around 100k plus in equity.

With some sweat equity, donated professional expertise by my father the HVAC tech, and all my weekends the summer of 2023, I plan to pull almost $200k in equity from the house with a mortgage to continue investing and moving my investments further, and should still have about $100k left.

Hi, I have approximately anywhere from $150k-200K in equity in my personal residence.

If one only have 3% SF they're rich in equity but maybe poor in cash.All these appreciation thing is mostly useful only if investor is buying multiple properties.

Ejectment sounds in law, not in equity, that's why you can't get it for an ejectment lawsuit. 

Alot of our finances are tied up right now in equity after spending so much in down payments, plus remodel costs out of pocket.

About 120K in equity What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

He owns a primary residence that has about $325k in equity if he were to sell it today, he wants to downsize, AND he has more available cash in addition to the equity from the sale.