My goal is help people get into a nice home with a landlord they can count on, improve the neighborhood and generate long term wealth for my family and to supplement my pension from the Fire Dept, As a start!

I love the idea of investing locally and improving the community while building a strong portfolio, so I find this really compelling!

There are some interior cosmetic improvements I plan to make utilizing the cash flow of the property over the first year.

Since there wasn’t anything else to do, I spent my time wandering down YouTube rabbit holes.

I have listened to the podcasts and watched the YouTube videos as well, and I'm very excited to become a real estate investor.

  ( if the link isnt working then just YouTube  Economics Explained Hyperinflation)Anyway, those type of thoughts create fear, and panic buying.

I will offer less than the $200K its advertised for, trying to get it for $190K, which will improve the free cash flow and ROI slightly.

I will offer less than the $200K its advertised for, trying to get it for $190K, which will improve the free cash flow and ROI slightly.

It will be tough to qualify without a lot income to show but it will depend on the loan size (you might not be able to do FHA 3.5% but you can put more down to lower the loan amount and improve your DTI).

When it comes to seller financing for real estate the perks I have gathered from reading and watching all of the podcasts and YouTube videos I can are:-No hit to personal or business credit-Potentially better negotiable interest and payments-Obvious acquisition of the property with name on title-Potential for good deal if sitting on the market (not a lot of that going on now, but definitely still out there to be found).Here's where I may lose a lot of people.