Jim Holmes Someone correct me if I am wrong but with the equity in a 51 unit building couldn't you get commercial/private notes to cover the new building or use seller financing?

Thus, I only do flips in the price range that I could afford to rent and carry indefinitely should I not be able to sell – this is just me…Good luck

Callum, You could actually be referring to private equity real estate rather than a REIT.

And so on, until property #10 is bought in month 174, and paid off in month 183, and the cash flow goal is met.So there's a good 4+ year difference in the time it takes to reach the goal.Regarding the increased risk of carrying a lot of mortgages, one way to reach a happy middle ground is to increase the amount of reserves you save for each property.

How much personal liability umbrella insurance should Person "A" carry?

Today, I have been educating myself on private money.

As I anticipated, no one has actually answered my question, so I thought I would be a bit more specific.From what I can glean, B-Corps were created specifically to provide a vehicle for private foundations to allocate their funds to assets that generated revenue, but whose primary purpose was not profit.

Hmmm...haven't I been reading that the banks won't typically talk to a private investor that only wants to buy one, or two, maybe three properties?

, invest in real estate, do private lending, etc. and grow your wealth tax-deferred (or tax free if you choose to use Roth sub-account that is available to you with the Solo 401k Plan).

Assuming you can get an appraisal at the price you're purchasing (not ARV - if you want to borrow against ARV, you will have to find a HML or a broker who lends from private investors), some banks don't do small loans or charge some extra points for loans less than $50K etc.If you have fewer than 4 mortgages, one bank to try is Regions Bank.