An open sale contract does not convey an ownership interest at law, but in equity and the arrangement does not establish a collateral position for any financing contract, there is no security agreement made.

So moving 100K in equity from our residence to investment properties costs our family over $5000 per year.)My question is regarding my financing options:1.

I'm heavily invested in equity markets and have leftover cash flow from my 9-5 today as an engineer, and I'm thinking of diverting some of my monthly net into real estate rather than stocks.

For that 1 million in equity, my father and step mother grossed about $120,000 in a given year.

You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to figure out that the cash on cash return for those two properties is great, not to mention the built in equity that I achieved.

Low yields force people wanting returns to invest in equities and real estate.

By the way the properties I'm looking st are gaining $1000+ in equity per month.

In REI, we can see exponential growth in equity acquisition, cash flow and buying power.

It is in perfect condition and I believe I bought it with built in equity.

That goes the same for due diligence on the property itself and the turnkey company.Finally, don't expect to get much if any built-in equity in the property with turnkey companies.