Typically they will lend 60-70% of purchase price to show that you have "skin in the game' You may need a POF letter from the lender depending on many factors.Great to see you in this real estate investing arena!

The real paper game is more involved than just notes, any annuity stream can be assigned and it's present value determined to provide a specified yield.

And then the AF moved our family across the Pond where, if I want in the "game" I really have to be content with buy-and-hold.America is aging...so probates should increase.

Welcome to BiggerPockets @Tifani Thomas Financial Freedom via cashflow is the name of the game I'm playing as well!

My end game at this point is to fund a solo 401k with a Roth side – and continue to invest in real estate and other sources of passive income from within the 401K and Roth side.I am only seeing that my hope to get this done is by first putting funds into an IRA then rolling them over to a solo 401k – is this correct – and what are the hoops I need to jump through.With Tax Day speeding towards me – if it is advantageous to open an IRA and put money into now – I can do that if I can find someplace that the IRA fees will not eat up any benefit of doing this.I know I probably am not even asking the questions I should be concerned with – but I do want to end up with the Self-Directed 401K, with a Roth side.Another factor which may influence your replies – I am just now at retirement age – I could have, but have not, started drawing my SS – but probably will do so soon.After I understand what I can do and how to do it – I can make a plan.

I guess as investors the name of the game is being flexible and following the signs that the market gives you.

It's like they enjoyed the eviction game.

Just found out that he will not be renewing his lease, so I figured now is the time to explore ways to generate income.Here is what I know at this point:Hardiness Zone 8bStream running through propertyI believe Ga forestry planted pine trees on it a couple years agoI have never been there, but will be taking a trip this month to look at it. thinking about planting some short term plants(3-5 years) to sell to nurseries, plop a mobile home on it, and hire someone to host game hunting(quail, turkey) over weekends.

I have a game plan.

Typically the unit is priced above market and the landlord collects the additional rent so that after a year everything is about even.The whole game of landlording is balancing risk and reward.