Some lessons learned, ownership is expensive and time consuming, roommates never want to help with house improvements, and make sure to include the income on taxes.

I have been listening to the podcast and am getting really excited to learn all about the different ways to earn additional income as a real estate investor.

At the very least it is both going to surpass income from my other (2) businesses and for ROI on my time it's the most profitable.  

Buy more cash flowing properties with that to offset any mortgage costs(aka increase income).

Hello all - I recently became interested in real estate investing to generate passive income.

I have been considering an IRRRL on my primary residence to drop the rate on my VA Jumbo loan, but received a flyer in the mail today advertising 100% LTV cash out (appraisal and income verification required) with the same rate I have seen on the IRRRL product.

Yes the San Diego market can be a tough one to get started in, if you decide to invest out of state choose cities in safe and economically diversified areas with above-average income and population growth.

Eventually I want to learn everything I possibly can to make income in real estate.

My understanding of investing in REITs is that the returns are taxed as regular income as opposed to capital gains.

Does all the cashflow return  back into the IRA and will I have to pay taxes on the cash flow taxable within the year it is generated or not until i take it out?