I especially like that you're taking advantage of the power of partnerships to achieve your goals.

I rent out the spare rooms and I've achieved essentially the same thing.

If you think you are eligible for a Solo 401k, it can be helpful to contact a few providers to learn more about how one can help you achieve your investment goals.

It's a rote formula; the only way to achieve >$200/unit cash flow is to invest in higher rent buildings, or calculate using a lower LTV, correct?

That equates to a gross rental yield of 24% How do you guys achieve this in the states, cause if its that easy I'm packing my bags and taking the next flight to USA.

I am personally looking forward to achieving the 'used' status!!!

I must have health insurance and have always assumed that if I don’t have employer-provided health insurance, I could be in trouble.Starting out, here’s what I’m looking for:•Guidance, advice, and ideas on how I – given my current situation – can achieve greater financial freedom•Networking opportunities with people in the Tampa Bay areaThanks in advance for your thoughts and ideas.

* Material costs can be driven down substantially when building at volume (such as 20-35% savings, per builder), so achieving scale is critical to maximizing overall profit margins * Build for 20-30% less than traditional stick-built * Scarcity of homes in the $135-170k range are expected to lead to high demand, per numerous realtors, particularly for new construction on 2 acres of land* These rural counties typically require at least 1 acre when building.

I believe everything else you are looking for is on the site...related to best areas to invest to achieve 2%.

In some areas of the country, and for some property types, you can achieve it.