If so, would they be willing to pay that much and not use a realtor?

But here's the thing about tax sales.

Additionally, investing in opportunity zones, often found in these areas, offers great tax benefits.

Hi everyone,When I buy, let's say, a land of 1000 dollars, how much plus do I have to pay?  

I rent nice places to renters all the time and they take good care of the property, pay rent on time, communicate well, etc.

So that by the end of the amortization schedule, almost the entirety of the monthly mortgage payment goes directly to pay principal.

But if you took a HELOC, which tends to have relatively high interest rates, your blended rate (the average of what you're paying on your mortgage plus the rate on the HELOC) would likely be in the same range as today's mortgage rate.You'd also only be renting out one unit, but by selling it might allow you to get more than one additional unit and still grow your portfolio. 

I could use the HELOC to finance my down payment and rehab and then when I refinance my BRRRR, I could pay off the HELOC and close the loan. 

As I don't have large down payment, I am thinking to start building a portfolio with finding off market deals that have equity and do bit rehab/renovate and later get refinanace to pay off HML with a traditional lender/DSCR loan. please share any thoughts on my plan and any lending resources.

I want to show you how I was able to put 0% down on a house hack/live-in flip in the Boston metro area…not to toot my own horn, but because I believe that ANYONE can create a good deal when buying a house hack.Deal Backstory: Driving for Dollars, “Farming” and ReferralsFor the past few months, my wife and I have been putting in offers around the Boston metro area only to lose bidding wars with people paying $50k to $100k over asking.