@Gerald Demers these are all great questions, and you should reach out to @Dmitriy Fomichenko who is the expert in this field.Good Investing...

If you're open to connecting, please reach out! 

My strategy for REI has been to build a portfolio directly purchasing and leasing real estate but at some point start to transition my funds into private lending others' opportunities and getting away from being the actual owner and manager of properties. 

Purchase price: $390,000 Cash invested: $25,000 House hacking is a strategy that involves reducing or eliminating your housing costs by renting out a portion of your residence.

I am looking for advice on which strategy should I follow(For some additional context, I purchased this from a turnkey company, so I probably paid a bit of a premium vs market prices)1.

If you are interested in talking real estate investing and digging deeper into any of these ideas don’t hesitate to reach out!

Feel free to reach out and we can discuss. 

Reach out to me if you have ever flipped a house.

One of them seems to support what the neighbor is saying, the other seems to support that the neighbor is incorrect and does not own part of my driveway.Any thoughts on strategies to resolve this before I spend $1,000 on a survey?

While I already own some properties in Europe, this year marks my first foray into the US market, specifically looking to invest in the Tampa, Florida area.I'm reaching out for two main reasons:1.