I would suggest age 50 or 60-89, 20+ year ownership, single family home and specify a home value range.You can also specify Low Financial Stability Scores to find people who are more likely to be motivated sellers.

Under normal circumstances, no.First, it would have to be for owner occupied properties.

I am hoping this will increase my holdings and reach my financial goals in a shorter time period than residential.

The cost of a detailed engineered study is better absorbed by commercial buildings and hotels, it can be hard to justify the approach at times on smaller residential buildings but it varies based on particular circumstances.

I worked my way through college as a teller at Pnc bank for 5 years, which gave me a a solid financial knowledge foundation.

Here's my plan:I want to be financially independent by selling my personal residence and investing the proceeds to pay my living expenses.If I net 180k from the sale and use 10k toward the downpayment on my next residence, I'll have 170k left to invest.

You never want to start looking at properties that are ultimately going to be out of your price range, so a pre-approval helps to get you focused financially.

@Alexis Hudson In certain circumstances they do.

I’m in the USA only because I want invest in real estate and achieve financial freedom...

That would be the best financial bang for your buck.