You can also arrange, with Low and No Money Down methods, to Buy a Rental that you would live in and just move from one Tax-Free Residential Sale to the next one, for the rest of your life.

(Reminds me of some RE investors, LOL)His system to teach was the "Think Method" if you think you can, then you can!

For rentals, that is a long-term investment and you would not be able to get the money out again in a short period of time (the fastest way may be the BRRR method).

If you're new to this, I highly recommend listening to as many podcasts as you can to learn about all the different methods people use to invest.  

They left me with all the doors, trim, cabinets and closets left to paint.

I am methodical and patient so when I purchase, the deal is 100% worth it.

Currently trying to figure out ways and methods to continue to invest in RE with multiple vehicles (cash reserves, private money, SDIRA, etc) but I do not have an SDIRA set up right now.

BP has a book explaining all the methods...

@Ray Agosto you can also use the "piggy back" method.  

for those of you have have done or at least looked into both as a method for raising equity on your deals.... which do you prefer and why?