I'm 31 now, and I want to set up a nice passive income for my retirement.

RE is not passive as the name "passive income implies."

Granite in this my area you just about recover the actual cost; Architectural Shingles you gain a little ground.

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If the investor does not find real estate investing attractive, over time, you may be able to change the attitude.When you have a passive investor who is willing to invest in real estate, to give the investor complete confidence in knowing his money is secured and he is in control should things turn bad, let the investor buy the investment opportunity.

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I'm searching for passive income so that I can quit my job in the next 4 years is the gold which is why Pretty much I'm chasing multi's.

Lower down payment will definitely impact your passive income, but your cash on cash return should stay proportional.I myself am still new to this and learning and would NOT say I am an authority on this, but I wanted to share my experience with RE in Alaska.

I am starting with wholesale and after lease options for 1rst income and start having some passive income.

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