Today I buy based on principles that hedge my risk.

You wouldn't necessarily have to give up any equity this way, and could give them an attractive interest rate that'd be more enticing than potential returns in the stock market, if there money was sitting there.Best of luck!

My goal for REI is to use it to eliminate my rent bill and increase my investing rate, whether that's through stocks or more REI. 

In the beginning I had much more interest than principle and that kept my taxable income down too.

Particularly in the stock market.

this was a question i am researching it's about a situation when some company or indivisual(s) takes the earnings from home borrowers and structures the earnings in a way that creates an investment called a Residential Mortgage Backed Security that is sold as shares in a bond class or shares in perhaps a stock within a mutual fund or hedge fund in some cases it could be Commercial Mortgage Backed Security from a collection of similar mortgages called a mortgage pool problem is im not sure how the earnings are divided into the tranches and im confused as to how the construction company gets paid

Income may be realized, therefore, in the form of services, meals, accommodations, stock, or other property, as well as in cash.

I could with moderate certainty invest in the stock market and get a 10+% return over the long term.

Buyer to pay $4000 toward commission at lease signing and seller to pay remaining commission plus seller HER feeSale price of $72,000… Lease payment to be $685 month.Lease payment to have principle reduction as if we had a note for $72,000 for 420 months @ 7.5%

Why did cities think they have the right to tell people how to rent out their homes because the government doesn't do enough to expand housing stock?