The idea is that you want to give them a better return than they could get from a relatively secure investment and still be cheaper and easier than hard money.

Hi everyone, I'm relatively new to real estate investing, and I have the task of choosing where to invest 423k in 39 days, so I would love some advice!

Hi everyone, I'm almost finish reading the book on flipping houses, I cant event tell you how much I can relate to this book!

I did a partial related party 1031 in 2010 where I exchanged a property of Value X for a 50% interest in another property of Value 2X, this combined with a gifting of the other 50% interest.

@Star-Kayla Lewis Good for you for starting out at your age :)I am interested in multi-family and working on connecting with syndicators who do the really big deals.

If you have an interest, getting your license is a relatively small investment with potentially huge returns.

I make more than 100-200 per door but I don't have any delusions of grandeur at the rate and niche of what I'm doing - all I ever wanted to do with these rentals at the beginning was to give me a place to park some money that I saved, and eventually I noticed it could replace my M-F working income - given my age, a good thing, since it gives me freedom to retire earlier than I thought might have to work otherwise. 

I feel as though this should set me up very well for my retirement years but I have been looking into ways to help me retire early, maybe around the age of 40.

They are real costs related to the purchase price.   

Hey BP,I've got a legal related question for the community.