If there's a part of the house you don't want to give them access, spell it out in the lease.

Individuals can invest in private real estate by acquiring assets actively as a direct buyer, or passively with a private real estate investment firm, an online crowdfunding website or a non-traded private Real Estate Investment Trust, or REIT, which is not exchanged-traded and subject to market volatility.But three things are not confusing: the main benefits of investing in private real estate.

Do you have access to the land records to pull docs?

@Jonathan Morning yes almost any financial institution will have access to all the FHA loans.

I'm here to learn.My plan is to acquire a duplex via a 203k and rehab it, then a four-plex when I've built up enough equity in that property, and then eventually some 50+ unit complexes.

I would like to use them asap and start acquiring properties.HERE IS MY QUESTION: is it wise to take the loss and move it to a solo 401k so we can use it to invest or just roll it over and not make it so complicated?

I have recently got my license in order to access MLS as well as educate myslef.

I have MLS access and I look at REO's and auctions regularly but I have to admit i am stuck.

I specialize in low income housing around South Phoenix, so if I wanted to build a 3000/sqft fourplex I was looking at $300k(Plus other costs) for a building that would bring in maybe $500/month before maintenance costs.If you have access to people who can see a development project all the through, where it actually brings in decent cashflow let me know.Good Luck

I understand the rate rises after the five year period, but my question would be is that If I would be acquiring equity at that pace couldn't I just refinance once the 5 year period end approached.