Gaining a lot of equity monthly as well.I did find a guy who buys properties at auction, and sells them owner carry.

I've been growing my education in RE for about a year, and my wife and I have been actively looking for our first deal for about 6 months now.While we wait for that first deal, however, I want to make sure I'm also continuing to invest in gaining practical experience that will help that first one be a success!

The first step when you are ready meaning you have gained all the knowledge that you are going to get out of webinars,E-Books, seminars etc... is securing the capital you need in order to proceed with your real estate career.

If so Refi like the BRRR and take some gains if you 2 want to.But don't fix it up to to too nice if your renting it if your renting it.

I am most interested in working in real estate to build a business, create passive income, and eventually invest to help others build their businesses.

As a seller, I hope it becomes the new norm for a little while...WA is considering a cap gain tax, so I may move my exit timeline up a year.

I'm wondering if I can get opinions on what price range is going to gain more value in the next 10 years. 

The bank wins with 70% equity in the deal, the seller wins because they don't have to pay capital gains on the entire purchase price and they get to collect steady cash flow for the next 30 years, and I win because I get the deal done with nothing down collecting the cash flow, capitalizing on the depreciation of the property and writing off everything in between. 

We like the idea of passive income while still continuing to work.

With this type of sale, you still get to defer capital gains taxes for 30 years, and you don't have to exchange your property with anything.