We used our savings to buy our first pure rental.

I'll be studying 2 years in Phili which is exactly the time it takes for a tax free saving on a main home, partnering up with someone as a pure investment play would remove a bit of the juice from such a play am afraid.

HelloI got answers on 1031, but was wondering if the experts can look at the deal and purely based on numbers, is it worth it.ThanksInder

The second is pure investments. 

I purely invest for cash flow.

I'm looking purely at modular homes, not trailers (manufactured / mobile homes).

Your lease-option is not purely unilateral as the option is, the lease portion is bilateral.

Marie, Regarding your question about the 10% requirement: Although we're not sure how that applies to we that are licensees, I don't believe it applies to you as just a non-licensed borrower in a purely non-advisory non client-professional relationship with the borrower -no more than the private lender has to look out for you, and whether the loan is appropriate to your financial circumstance.With respect to the 10%, if that requirement exists, it's big for licensees if they're covered by it and if David's understanding of it correct

Hello BP,Bumped into this site through pure luck, browsed for a few, and learned more reading the forums and blogs than I have in the last month of trying to lock up a deal.

But compared to the $25 monthly subscription that I have to a lot of educational sites I would have to say that the benefits of a REIA is definately worth more and provides an environment of pure real estate.