I would then sublease the property to a new tenant for $4,300.I would take care of all repairs and any tenant related issues.

That said, we don't need to be next to family but being somewhat close by has advantages so those places are favored somewhat.The strategy is to buy, househack a value-add multifamily for 2 years then rinse and repeat until we can build up enough capital to either start developing, move to larger multifamily or the wife wants to start a senior care facility. 

We also have amazing revenue share that comes to you from the company, not from your downline's pockets.

Snappy Abstract is a great company you can use that's investor friendly in the Philly area.

My wife and I look at a few different things: - Location - City growth (are people moving there, is a big company settling there)- Costs of the property vs. the rental income - Appreciation vs. cash flow (which is sometimes dependent on the city)I'm curious to hear what others have to say!

I started a real estate investing company a few years ago but don’t have the capital to buy my house on my own.

Great job in taking care of your client!

I would like to share a success story that outlines the importance of networking and the careful selection of location for real estate investing.

I am currently focused on real estate 4-6 hours a day and spend the other 8-6 hours a day growing my wife marketing company.

Careful - sometimes the notes for sale are the ones that lenders don't want on their balance sheets.