As my network has grown I have used private money from my network and I have also done private money loans myself. 

How would you structure your real estate investment when buying properties and where would you invest income that you want to go to your children where it could be mostly tax-free?

@Tove FoxDriving Park has been improving over the past few years, especially the sections closer to Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Livingston Ave, but it’s still very block-by-block, so it’s smart you’re digging into the details.

I would see how noisy it is from inside the house.You also have to worry about Families with smal children or pets.I would try and find something else.

So when it comes to economics, the media, politics or life, frankly, it is our responsibility as individuals to act like a combine, and separate the wheat from the chaff.A quote I’ve kept close in mind over the years:“I used to blame my troubles on other people; but as I have grown older—and wiser, I hope—I have realized that I myself, in the last analysis, am to blame for almost all my misfortunes.”— Dale CarnegieSo stop waiting, stop the analysis paralysis.

Your construction background = a massive advantageMost 21-year-olds fear renovating.You’ve literally grown up around it.This means you can:Take on cosmetic fixer-uppersBuild sweat equitySave thousands on contractor laborUnderstand repair timelines better than the average beginnerThis pushes you toward being able to house hack a fixer, which is one of the highest ROI moves a new investor can make.3.

As my net worth has grown, I’ve started considering putting some capital with sponsors.

People want to live places where they can raise children and easily access nearby entertainment?

There was no difference between them when it came to letting children wander the streets.

Personally, I started with one rental and waited until I had my systems and local team in place before adding more, and I’ve since grown to 10+ rentals here in Columbus, Ohio, which is a market that makes that scaling easier because you can still find single-family homes in the $120–180K range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow from day one.