As for rentals, there are a lot of different methods for determining whether or not a property would make a good rental and how much you should offer on it.

I being sued by tenant for security deposit but insane amount!

The second you fijish the clause, the property that secures your mortgage no longer exists, and thus needs to be paid off. 4 seperate properties now exist.

And if that $2080 is being used as down payments and leveraged to buy real estate, that means I have just gained an extra 10,400 - 20800 worth of real estate ..I see this as a simple example of an actionable step to help people towards financial freedom.I am currently applying this in my own path to financial freedom.Would love to hear other peoples perspective and opinions on thisWhat are your thoughts and methods to achieve financial freedom?

I'll admit I don't plan to scale with this method, but my house-hacked primary residence is a condo, and my first 20% down buy and hold rental was a condo.

All of the normal methods don't seem to produce much return for my dad, and even if he got 100% of the cash flow it would take 7+ years for me to see any profit.

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.

I have a security deposit to cover this but wanted to check to see if anyone knows an efficient and fair contractor to hire for a crank window repair services.

Bottom line is I prefer to invest money rather than hoard it.My method is as risk adverse as paying cash for properties but far more lucrative.

My interest in REI developed when I was in my early 20's and wanting to secure something that I could pass down to my child/ren.