I would recommend you either purchase a single family residence (SFR) and rent it out. 

The plan is to move into the new home, live in it for 2 years, and then repeat the process of purchasing additional properties.Additionally, while we continue to build equity in our current home, we plan to rent it out.

So I came here, wrote out a response to you, clicked to post it, and got a message saying the entire post was removed.  

Hopefully I can connect with some of you guys in here to find out more information about both and to make my decision on which route I should take.

In an installment sale, the seller can spread out their capital gains taxes over time instead of paying them all at once.

This is just what stood out to me about my listing.Always have had the subscription plan and try to keep up with tweaking it several times a week.

Is it better to respond legally or simply to fill out the form. 

We send out about 5,000 postcards each month. 

Just thought for those of you starting out and thinking of buying one to live in for a year or two then turn into a rental or sell later, this is a wonderful option.

What I'm noticing in a lot of areas out here are 2 year old comps that are selling at today's values.📉 Take a look at the $/SF trends by segment for these markets:📈 Here are the Rent/Absorption trends:🤔 So, I’m curious—have you noticed this trend in your area?