I know not everyone is going to go through the same things or follow the same paths.

Your overall return would be much higher here in San Diego than most areas of the country especially when accounting for appreciation (Approx 5% YOY for past half century) and principal pay down.

I’ve had a few buyer/sellers out of country during closing.  

On my path to FI I'm already maxing out my TSP/401k, Roth IRA, HSA, and now I'm entering the world of REI!

I am looking into purchasing 10 units in a small town university in PA.  The

The HELOC was rolled into a fixed rate secondary loan a few years back.Now, we've moved across the country and want to use the equity in the home to buy additional investment property. 

As the country gets opened up again and people want to travel again, I think that market will bounce back quickly.Here in Boise, our economy is one of the best in the nation. 

The fact that I'm still on this path of getting my first deal is amazing.

hello everyone;As a new member of the real estate community and specifically wholesaling i'm still trying to figure out how the taxe system works in this line of business, and as tou already know taxes in this country are really tricky so i really don't wanna get ambushed XD.

@Justin Stewart well lets just say NY is the highest taxed state in the country and FL is near the lowest.