I am considering selling a single-family rental in DC and/or looking for a new commercial loan to purchase the building as much as I (or we if my brother decides t partner with me) can to be a majority owner.

I've observed too many new investors suffer severe losses in recent years by solely relying on the STR model, paying too much for properties, and then being forced to sell them at a loss when economic conditions tighten.The past two years, I purchased over 30 houses in 6 different States, and my strategy of diversifying investment plans has been crucial.

Here is the scoop:About this Market: Toledo, OH, emerges as a prime market for property flipping, thanks to its combination of affordable purchase prices, economic revitalization, and strong rental demand.

@Kevin ColemanAccount ClosedPlease think long and hard about using a qualified account to purchase real estate. 

It has been this way on and off since the home was purchased in February 2023.

., how much cash do you have to deploy and what is your price range to purchase, do you want to invest locally or at a distance, what ROI are you looking to get on your investments and does the inventory in your market support that, are you looking for turn key or are you trying to force equity into the property, are you looking to house hack or are you doing a 20% down and rent it out right away. 

If the house appraises for at least $300k at the time I purchase it from my dad, is this okay to do then?

Purchase price: $245,000 Cash invested: $60,000 Contributors: Ellen Peterson A large four-family buy and hold project that will net approx. $2,300 a month after stabilization.

I co-owned a property in Hawaii where I paid 50% of the purchase price.

My big question though is: how should our ages change our debt to cash ratio when purchasing.