BP is a funny place every one cheering you on.. but really have to follow your own moral compass here if the land alone is worth 100k or more.. and she owes 10k.. she could list it and probably sell it close to 100k in time to pay her foreclosure.. your about to wipe her out and take her inheritance from here.. 

You could also partner to increase the available capital pile, but when you introduce that variable the answer becomes "you could basically do anything with 100k"So the moral of the Cardone story is that he says you should only invest when you aren't using every dime that you have and NEED(which is always easy to say when that time in your life is in the rearview mirror).

We've had more luck with boosted posts then ads.

but the moral of the story is to Network to increase your Networth!!!  

One property I rent out as a vacation rental and am still making mortgage payments, and the otherproperty was a fix and flip that I own outright.In a few months, I will be packing up and moving out west, and in an effort to boost my down payment and get a larger house for my growing family, I was planning on selling all three homes at once.Logistics and timing notwithstanding, I was wondering what your thoughts were on the most tax effective way to do this.  

It's absolutely crazy that people can force their opinions and "morals" on others in such a way.

I am going to get my real estate license to boost my investing plans.

I really liked the confidence boost from following a small group of people I knew and trusted (the coaches and those active in the program's Facebook page), and I liked the focus, organization, and consistency of the educational materials.Sooo, yes, you can do it.

The average home sale price actually declined slightly -- by less than 1 percent -- from $356,047 in 2015 to $353,400 in 2016.But the eight-parish metro area saw a 5 percent increase overall in the average price per-square foot in the final six months of 2016, boosted by bumps of 13.5 percent in St.

I said "done".Moral of the story: our job as investors is to go with our guts and not over pay.