Sorry, what do you mean by fields? 

This is where being a landlord is tough - not so much the scumbag tenants that you enjoy kicking out, but the ones who haven't done anything wrong (yet!)

You can get top dollar for your home as we are at an all time high.If you sell now, you are exempt from paying any capital gains taxes on any profits/proceeds after selling as an Owner Occupant (up to $250k exempt if single, $500k if married)You get to enjoy some tax benefits such as writing off interest, depreciation etc when leasing. 

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Turns out the structure is a 60 X 40 building. ½ of the building has 2 huge garage doors and this is where he parked his RV’s and had a workshop. the other side of the structure has (according to him 2 bedrooms and a wooden deck on the side (so you can come outside on the deck and enjoy the view I guess) He says he rented out one of the rooms back in the days and a water heated broke and messed up the downstairs bedroom and he never fixed it up.

I looked for cash flow so I could live and breathe and enjoy life instead of doing fix & flips which is simply another job.

My main goal is to achieve financial independence while enjoying life.

A non-investor wants the same outcome as the investor, but wants someone to give it to them without their working for it or them taking a risk.Kind of similar to someone who works for an income and someone who hopes for universal income to come to where they live and just show up in their checking account while they sit home and enjoy life.

I'm looking to wholesale first, simply for the fact it seems to need the least capital to get started but that doesn't mean that's the only way I would like to get my 1st deal.I'm currently in the Information Technology field, and look for deals whenever I can.

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