With the little knowledge that I have on this method, I started building it as if they were flipping a property... - They put in 2/3 of the money- Monthly payouts of 50% of profits- 4 month termBased on the pro forma of the rental, they'd have around a 30-35% roi by the end of the term.

I bet they are pounding on this guy hard to. 

My insurance is $120 per month.Is this deal possible?

This basically releases the one moving out and the security deposit stays with the property. 

Purchase price: $265,500 Cash invested: $62,387 Sale price: $430,000 The biggest challenge on this one was the smell from the animals kept in this home.

Planning to relocate to the Southeast (SC, NC or Georgia) in 2026 and want to start out by investing in single-family rentals, condos and joining real estate investment groups to invest in multi-unit or commercial properties.My investing goals consist of cash flow for consistent monthly payments and equity for bigger purchases down the road.Looking forward to building a network of real estate professionals and investors to help find new opportunities, stay on top of market trends and provide value to other investors and tenants.Any tips for new investors would be appreciated.Best,Brett HarmonTwitter

Does anyone know what kind of lender willing to offer financing with 10% down for this type of deal?

This hands-on experience helped us develop some DIY skills and boosted our confidence.In 2020, we bought a single-family home that we’re currently living in and rehabbing.

So we are not in agreement.I sent this to my tax accountant https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/passiveincome.asp.She sent the IRS link to me https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p925.pdfI wonder how your tax accountant treat your private lending interest?

Are there any Auction.com gurus out there that can help me figure out this deal?