I've written extensively about climate refuge and the concerns of climate change that are favoring into home buying and real estate investment, but what about economic refuge? 

With more money, an investor can buy larger, multiple, or more productive propertiesDon't believe me - take a look at this comparison chart:Let’s say you do 10 transactions in your investing career.

This is our current plan:- Buy 8+ unit complex (how do we decide how many units is too many??

I am considering two options for purchasing a A+++ SFR cash, Option 1 to place in a self directed IRA and let the IRA own the property and Option 2 is to buy in cash upfront and pay the taxes owed.I am 62 years old and have another five to seven years prior to retirement and so I am trying to set up my portfolio for income generation by that time.

I wanted to buy a property to BRRRR, but somebody in the real estate community told me this doesn't work for FHA and conventional loans.

I'm leaving out deductions for closing costs, maintenance, repairs etc.Say I buy a house for $300k, land value is $100k.

If they want to move up, why not sell their duplex and buy themselves a new home?

I would like to sell the property to the restaurant operator and they are willing to buy. i want to hold the paper on it to get the interest and what I'm hoping for is deferring the capital gains taxes until the balloon payment would be due in 5 years.

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

I am looking for some creative ideas or combination of loan types to put me in a position to buy land (maybe owner finance?)