Depending on how long you decide to hold the the property it should be worth it.

Rather I'd prefer to hold property and gain from it on a monthly basis.I know it's more complicated from that, which is why I want to learn.So basically, I'd like to know if you have any specific material for off-country investment, vacation property that may only work half the year (In Crete, I understand the island is not active during the winter), management, and biographies/success stories/mistake stories of such cases.I type as I think, so I might be all over the place, apologies for that.Thank you very much!

Which option would you choose if you only had $60k to invest and plan to build a portfolio of buy and hold properties?

hi! just starting out on my REI journey and am in the learning phase. Looking to get into REI for the cash flow to diversify my income streams and get to financial independence quicker. My husband & I are pursuing...

- Any tips or lessons learned for this type of project: I am typically a buy-and-hold kind of person and this is my first construction project.Thank youMo

Typical syndication returns can be 8% preferred returns (favor LP - you get paid first up to this amount) and cash on cash returns of 8-10%/yr and IRR of 18-20% over 5 yr typical hold.  

I know Fannie Mae typically requires 90 holding period before I could flip a Fannie Mae foreclosure but what about VA?

You put them all on one lease and make sure it holds them jointly and severably liable.

So myself and my partners are currently in the market for what we planned to be our first single family buy and hold rental. 

Since I'm viewing this property as a long-term hold, I built in a pretty hefty maintenance and reserve budget of $8k (about 7% gross rents) assuming in 10 years i will need to replace/maintain these high efficiency systems.