@Buck Iviethere are almost 100 crowdfunding sites for real estate at this point and all sorts of projects are getting funded.

Your $1 interest won't hold up if the seller refuses to sell a $100,000 property over a 5 year term, horsefeathers, you only have a financial interest of a buck in a 100K property, the consideration is grossly insufficient and a judge will tell you so.And, unless you add a title restriction to the title on a property, the owner in title CAN sell the property with a valid option given to another party, it doesn't transfer any title interest but only an equitable interest to the extent of the consideration, the option price.

40 bucks a month in profit, no thanks.  

You can get paid like 5 bucks a piece to take them away.

The mortgage payment for our home combined with other monthly expenses does not allow for me to save much cash, about $100 bucks a month at this point. 

I've been dealing in the NJ area but am interested in other markets where I am able to get more bang for my buck.

In this litigious society if someone wants to make a buck and they know the owner is an individual and the management company is an LLC i think they would go after the owner since they are not shielded and would have "more to lose".  

It holds you back a bit because you can't find a great deal, finance it, and flip it to get the most bang for your buck. 

More for your buck and better rental opportunities. 

No matter what portions of the cash flow is accounted as capital repayment or interest income from the previous investment, what can be reinvested is only ever what is available exclusive from how it was accounted for.Further, lets ensure we understand investing in mortgages/dot tends to mean having a maturity many years from the current date.