My end-goal would be to learn the ins and outs of the industry in order to earn passive income and steadily do more and more profitable and complex deals.

If you live 2 years in it, you won't have to pay taxes on the capital gain, which is huge.

I have 4 rentals here in a Columbia which I plan to keep, and my home, which I will likely sell if I move (for the capital gains tax benefit).The question I have is that Seattle is a hot hot hot market and while I’m totally fine jumping in with both feet, part of me wonders if it might not be a better market to rent in, which would  allow me to use the cash from the sale of my house for other investments.

Aside from the bulk discount pricing on material, savings on labor with dedicated professional, multi disciplined crews and the general passive nature of building safe investments and organic wealth is our rational and I am sure the rational of any established turn key provider.  

Have been reading that a solo IRA would be a better vehicle for purchasing property as the property can be leveraged with a non recourse loan and not have to pay tax on the gains associated with the loan portion at the “trust” tax rates.

We bought 25+ acres so the hope is we can turn it into something more to gain additional income in the next couple of years .

Hi BrandonLike you I've been learning through BP for some weeks now, looking to gain the knowledge needed to buy my first property and begin the path to financial freedom.

They have yielded around 6.5% per year net gain so far.I was thinking of selling investment 1 and 2.

I'd like to reach a $10k monthly passive income doing buy and holds for small multi-family and SFRs. 

I am going to get into flipping houses in the Morgantown WV area in hopes to build capital and get into more passive multi family rentals.I have since came to a realization that with what I would like to do, it would be very beneficial to just go ahead and get my real estate agent license.