My name is Justin and I'm looking for RE agents or Brokers that care about the planet and who want to be a part of the clean energy revolution.

My name is Justin and I'm looking for RE agents or Brokers that care about the planet and who want to be a part of the clean energy revolution.

As a side note, the company was paying my living expense abroad, so really I was tripling my savings rate.I am not sure if the company you are speaking about is trying to get you to move for a new job or if it is your current employer needing your skills in a different location, but leveraging them to protect your position might be a better strategy. 

Buy one with 25% down, save rest of cash.

I have been looking into several strategies to pay it off and one of my first cousins (who is an international student in the US) has saved up $15k and would like to partner with me/ lend me the money to buy the rental.My strategy was to use his money to pay off my 401k loan balance and then do the roll over into a self-directed IRA to buy the rental under my name so that he has the option to live in it (if it's a multi family) and rent the rest.I have done a great deal of research and it looks like as long as I don't live in the rental and also make sure that all the transactions are done within the IRA, then it should be straightforward. 

I have become a little stagnant in my pursuit of real estate, and im trying to get a better view of my situation I would like to get into a multi family property by the end of the year. i bought my first house in 2015 with an FHA loan, and then I decided I probably needed to do some research to figure out what I had gotten into.so far I am debt free excluding my hpuse but i dont have a career, i am employed but its nothing worth mentioning. i have about 70k of equity in my house and I have about 5k saved up.let me have it. what should I do.

Plus if it’s goes thru normal probate you receive a stepped up basis to current value, a Huge tax savings when you sell.

The property is paid for just looking for a way to expand, or should I just save my money and use it for next investment?

This will save you some headaches later if you select engineers the architects don't like.

Im new to real estate, getting closer to my savings goal for a property, and I want to know if I actually need a completely separate stack of cash for closing costs.