Freedom and financial abundance without being time constrained.

The listing agent will not release any financial info without a contract.

The cumulative effects of paying tax on your profits every year is underestimated by most — we're talking tens if not hundreds of thousands of dollars for even a modest investor over 30 years or so — and being able to defer those taxes for decades so as to reinvest all profits will be a boon to your net worth and financial position.Also, be wary of "flipping," per se, in your Solo 401(k) as you could come under the purview of the UBTI rules, with the result that you would have to pay tax, and the whole point of investing through a 401(k) is to defer tax. 

Then evaluate your financial position and what you can contribute to the purchase.

I feel this is a good thing when it comes to investing.For us to get on the same page regarding investing in real estate, I had to show her how we were financially secure enough to be able to do so.   

They said they saw one of my devices.. somewhere...I wanted to share this with you all...Many of you do this for financial freedom.

I am interested in achieving financial freedom though multifamily real estate investing and helping others do the same.

Following up on #1 above and altering it slightly -- why not take 1/2 of their rental bundle as rent for the first 6 months since you elect to rent the unit now in 6 month intervals and the other 1/2 as the deposit since it matches the amount of a unit of rent.  

I can definitely see why you guys are struggling financially even though you make over 6 figures. 

This is why I have chosen to be an REI, to become financially free, so I can make better use of the time I have to spend with family and friends, a better future for my children, and a better environment for people who do don't have.