I'm pretty sure on the route you're on, you're going to end up being some brand new loan officer's very first transaction.

We really prefer the SDIRA route. 

Jay can get you reliable 7-10% return on B class turnkey property, and you don't even need to own it, deal with tenants, repairs, or property managers ... instead, you go in as the lender ... just sayin', this is an alternate route you may want to consider ...

With 170k in equity in my home what is the best route for using this to purchase  my first REI property?

I'm very interested in the AirBnb route as I think the profit can be high, no eviction headaches, cleaned every 2-3 days etc.

A trust with insurance, as has already been suggested, is the route I took.

Hello All,As I continue to deal with a difficult retail tenant in our family’s retail center, I wanted to get some input from the community as to what route, you as a landlord would take.Details:Property Type: RetailCurrent Lease: 3 Years (ending soon) with an option to renew for another 3 (clause states that everything for the renewal will remain the same, except for the amount of rent.Tenancy: Has been renting from us for 10+ yearsOther info.

I have excellent credit and a few lenders lined up with pre-approval, I settled on one that was very responsive, very knowledgeable, established, and seemed to have slightly lower closing costs than some of the major popular routes (such as Rocket Mortgage).

The more money you make in your day job the faster you’ll be able to scale the real estate investments, if having a day job is the route you want to go that is.

The adu are being pushed forward I would rather do that route should be easier if you city/ county is on board.SB 1069