The property is valued at $3,000,000 but is under contract for $2,500,000, providing instant equity of $500,000 upon closing.I am actively exploring ways to quickly secure the required $300,000 and am considering various strategies, including negotiating with lenders or partnering with an investor.

I also would look into the MTR strategy.

I really just want to start learning but dont know where to go to self educate to start learning the language, strategies, and processes to start growing my knowledge so I dont sound like an idiot on the phones.

Our strategy is to buy and sell once the builder completes selling all the houses in the community.The base price of the house they're selling is $420K, but the model house, with all upgrades, is priced at $450K.

that's a good question I have never listened to one or anyone's pod casts as I cant keep my attention span on anything real estate for more than about 10 minutes especially the u tube folks just rehashing old niches like they are new found strategies..

@Thomas James Discuss with a lawyer please and MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AN EXIT STRATEGY.

One strategy to find one is think about: would I stay here? 

The strategy is more often talked about relative to active investors, however with the right approach, passive investors are able to capitalize on a cost segregation study as well.Let’s start off with discussing what a cost segregation study is.

2) What investment strategies do you use?

Tax mitigation strategies for sale of rentals include 1031 exchange, Sec 121 exclusion, Qualified Opportunity Zone, more things, ...