Back in March, the Administration announced a:$10,000 cash tax credit for many homebuyers, and a$10,000 cash tax credit for some homesellers.Highly inflationary.

I know the consensus is "The best market is the one you're already in"  but I'm just curious.If you could start over anywhere with a decent chunk of money and a solid house hacking strategy, where would you choose?

My goal is to get this ship off the ground and save almost all the money I make from wholesaling to invest in cash flowing rental properties, so once I do make these deals and become successful and circumstances were ever to change for whatever reason, My income isn't only fixed on my ability to "Get a deal" to go through.Anyone willing to toss me a bone on this will be valued more than you'd understand.

Wall Street often doesn't highlight these options because they make money from the fees on traditional investments, but with a Self-Directed IRA or Self-Directed 401(k), people can take control of your retirement savings and invest directly into real assets if they wish.Here’s how it works:1.

Then use that money to complete the purchase of your replacement property in the 1031.2.

I work at a hedge fund, which allows me to save a good bit of money. 

@Julie Bourdon*Agents have entered the chat* hahaPeople are making money in virtually every market.

Is it feasible to obtain a loan or a good old boy agreement where a lender offers 100% financing for both the purchase price and construction costs at hard money rates, secured by a second position on the borrower's other properties?

@Alan HaleCan’t answer number 2 but financing has nothing to do with your profit I’m it doesn’t matter what you buy whether a car, home or pack of toothpicks, your profit is what you paid for it minus your costs/expensesWhere financing does come into play is it is a cost as money is not free - but it’s only what you have paid for that financing.Hope that makes sense

With respect to the equity, If you have 25% equity in the property you may be able to pull out some money depending on what the lenders LTV guidelines are.