The idea that you can build wealth without putting any money into it is a recipe for disaster and the sales pitch of gurus trying to steal your money.

Overview:You’ll have 45 days after you sale to say I’m going to buy 1 of these 3 properties.

Purchase price: $68,000 Cash invested: $73,000 Sale price: $183,000 We bought this house from a private seller who got our info from our friends at the water department.

@Vinh NguyenI am not an attorney but as I understand it, if cash is accepted as a portion of a home sale that isn't reported to the government, it is considered tax fraud.

Purchase price: $234,000 Cash invested: $98,000 Sale price: $380,000 This older house and the owner was a Hoarder, both cats and material junk. removed Five (5), 40 yard dumpsters of junk.

Talk to a lender and find out (probably a couple of lenders).Ask here for lenders to DM you (they aren't supposed to DM without you asking them to).Remember, lenders want to loan money - they will work with you to figure what products they have that can work with your situation.

Since this was a rental you'll also pay depreciation recapture on sale. 

I'll figure out how to rephrase my post!

I just ran a quick one using your figures on NerdWallet, and by year 30 you've spent $1.9 million on rent and $2.0 million on the purchase, but the house (using your 5% appreciation figure) is now worth $4.3 million.

The home needed cleaning before the sale.