That in turn may depend on the type of auction; foreclosure, tax, public etc.

There is no "public offering."

It's not a guarantee but will greatly reduce risk.

I guess in a way, we'd be doing that in any home we're paying for, but we'd also be getting paid by the LLC to manage the other rentals, so it would reduce our living expenses even further.

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These funds can give out their advertised dividends and simply drain the NAV (i.e. reduce the price per share) effectively negating your dividends.  

Secondly, there isn't anything wrong with knocking on someone's door or approaching them in a public place.

I'm not a fan of some areas but I'd rather not put that on a public forum as I am a Realtor. 4- There are a lot of wholesalers in Utah.

I understand it’s difficult to house hack a cash flowing property, however, my intention here is to reduce my monthly living costs and get my first deal under my belt.Below, you can find my initial house hacking analysis for a property in the Boston area.

Instead of being focused on the public exchanges as the investing platform, however, they have the paperwork and staff training to document non-traditional asset holdings such as real estate, private placements, mortgages, etc.