(total approx 200k)We cannot find anyone to loan us money (ok we tried like 2 places)---I just never thought this would be so difficult because we own a house outright & we are still getting turned down because of 2 late mortgage payments when my husband was injured & out of work for 5 months last year.We both work and made enough money on our first flip to buy the 350k house outright.I am a real estate agent & our area is very rural. 

Haven't thought of these options much before except this really great podcast episode about real estate investing for assisted living https://link.chtbl.com/Q8HfyKnU Let us know if you decide to do this workshop how it goes and if you found it worthwhile! 

I just recently read, after my initial post, that meals with clients are 50% deductible if not "lavish" in price. 

However, Matthew reminded me of my long-term investment objective and assured me that the property would appreciate, given the strong real estate market in Alabama.

I'm a new real estate agent, and a part time grandma, looking to create passive income so I don't have to work 9-5 the rest of my life. 

Our rents were covering expenses with an extra $100 or so after paying for everything.

I am new to real estate investing, but are ready to dive in.

Good morning GP, If your property sells for $300,000, your "net sale price" after deducting your routine selling expenses (brokers commission, title, escrow, closing attorney, documentary transfer tax, etc.) will likely be around $275,000 (ish). 

After investing $6,000 in strategic renovations, we sold the home for $135,000 on 06/10/2024.

Several of which require no appraisal, you can apply and get an instant offer after a soft credit check.