There was a contingent that were ok paying $250,000 for a $200,000 home because they thought they were getting a great interest rate and use it as a rental and eventually it will be worth more. 

Evenually if all goes well I would like to continue growing my portfolio and eventually expanding to different areas if all goes well. 

My goal is to eventually purchase a multi-family home as an investment property.

I eventually had to fire them. 

Went from a shoebox-and-spreadsheet approach to Xero to eventually building my own bookkeeping tool out of frustration with paying for separate subscriptions per entity.I'm here to learn from people who've been doing this longer than I have - especially around commercial real estate, multi-entity management, and scaling a small portfolio.

That community grew into something special, and eventually we sold it to BiggerPockets, where it became PassivePockets.

I’m planning to live there for the required 12 months, and my long-term goal is to eventually move into a larger multifamily—possibly a fourplex—while turning the current place into a rental. 

I would eventually like to do MTR.I've lost about $40K over the last two years so.... a decent chunk to me. 

Should add that we would eventually like to own a multifamily, and this may give us leverage to expand our real estate portfolio. 

The property is undergoing a full remodel and we plan to eventually rent it out and possibly build additional units on the lot.Here’s the issue.One of the beneficiaries has lived on the property his entire adult life.