With such a great cash flowing property, I would be very resistant to selling.

I think of if I had to buy my first house two years ago when I was just about to get married, having a variable income with no cash flow supplement, it would be a dramatically tougher situation.

Cash flow 12k per year or appreciation of 20k per year.

My 1st property will officially be a full rental rather than a house hack with some cash flow.

My cash flow was a little negative, but for the most part I did thing my parents told me to of paying down a mortgage using rental income.By 2020 I had moved to a different state and a pandemic happened.

But generally, the funds offer investors the chance to invest in real estate at a lower price point, maintain liquidity since shares can be cashed out early, and, of course, the opportunity to earn passive income when rent is paid on the properties and when the value of the real estate increases.Types of Real Estate FundsAs you look deeper into real estate funds, you will notice two main types of real estate funds.

With less money in the deal it will boost your cash on cash return.

These syndication can provide an 8%+ cash-on-cash return - providing investors monthly cash flow - and a 15-20% IRR over the length of the project.

Anything that seems amiss like someone who needs to close from out of the country, anyone needing to close quickly or insisting on a cash purchase, pricing that is out of whack with fair market value for a property, anything off market, anyone sending the wrong amount of money (one fraud is to send more money than they should, then ask for the difference back, the money going to them is good but the money they sent is not), any buyer that makes an offer sight-unseen, or seller who can't meet at the property or doesn't want a sign at the property, anything that seems "off". 5.

Also, your emphasis on cash flow in Norfolk for buy and hold makes perfect sense.