Although I have been gaining information on my personal finances, and my capability to achieve a conventional loan would require a cosigner...Looking forward to your response Rebecca!

You can also live in the rental for the first two years and save on the Capital Gains tax.

If you want to swing for the fences and make some bigger gains, then other strategies definitely work better.

You know the saying, no pain no gain!

Whatever you want to call it, someone gains fraudulent title to your property through stealing your identity.

I would love to gain some experience in any real estate area with someone that’s already doing it and wants some help.

You also avoid short-term capital gains by keeping the property one year and a day.

(I am just asking since I have not managed to get a deal that good, and would like to learn/gain some new perspective from more experienced ppl, like how much cash-flow are those deals, how much downpayment/initial cost, how much monhtly estimated expense, etc)

Trying to get the most out of all my equity I've gained.

As inventory increases, competition for homes may soften, and could even bring a moderation in sales prices, which, after 114 months of year-over-year gains, would be music to the ears of homebuyers throughout the country.