Does anyone have an Excel modeler that helps visualize different buy/hold, BRRR and flip partnership structures/returns?

I think it's better to buy in a good neighborhood that is expensive now, wait 10 years, and watch the value double.Feel free to send me a DM if you want to discuss further.

As of 2026 I will no longer buy liens in LA, there is no upside.

So strategy is buy, rent out rent it out, and sell 3-5 years down the line.

Milleneal would purchase 75mile radius, rand 75-150 miles are areas where it's bought by genz. because of the disparity in buying power, people is buying even further and further away.

We've been eyeballing a place to put our junior in college but we don't have the income and down payment to buy a 2nd home outright or the 20% to do it as commercial. 

Hello friends, Can someone recommend names of people with experience and knowledge about analyzing and navigating the process of buying land using the seller financing method?

I have come to the conclusion that buying properties that are too overpriced to support fixed debt, is hardly an investment.

I'm looking to buy a multifamily this year but I am trying to decide what financing to go for.One of the most important criteria for me is that I can purchase something with 15% down or less.If I target seller-financed properties, I imagine that I'd be dealing with a seller with plenty of equity and maybe is a bit tired of being a landlord.The problem is that these sellers are NOT DISTRESSED. 

A drop-and-swap allows investors to drop out of their current ownership structure, break away from partners and buy a property on their own.