I like the Enemy Method.

Like the Bay Area is Mt.

Still hanging on to it, but will likely sell when current tenants move out.

I'll give you the short answer.If you invest $175,000 to purchase a $750,000 house and you'll earn appreciation on the full $750,000 and not just the $175,000 you put in.Do a search for "real estate vs stock market calculator" on your favorite search engine and you'll find examples like this: https://businesscaseguy.com/should-i-invest-in-real-estate-o...

I'm all in but I must admit the whole game does feel a little intimidating, anytime I think I like a property and I think of calling the realtor, I start having self-doubt (that maybe I'm missing something and I'll come off completely stupid).I would like to ask the seasoned investors, how was your experience with your first deal?

Hi Logan,It sounds like your clients executed a fantastic strategy with that property!

I went through a few and didn't find one I liked. 

I would also like to use this agreement for future property I might aquire.

Should I look at new construction properties in new communities that seem to be appreciating or older property that has lower mortgage and more likely to cash flow? 

For bigger deals, it’s always a good idea to set up a new entity, like a special purpose vehicle (SPV).