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Hey everyone!
My name is Breydin, I’m 19 years old and just getting started in real estate. I live in Utah, and I’m currently focusing on learning and taking action in wholesaling here locally.

Right now I’m in fli...

Any time you can put 5%down, buy for 15% under market, and get close to break even it’s a “good” deal - on the surface.  

Even if you are breaking even or making a little cash flow, you will still get depreciation, and other tax benefits.

Also, remember the longer you hold the property, the larger the tax break.

The way we structure it is pretty straightforward: Investors purchase non-performing notes (usually at steep discounts).Instead of locking up their full cash position, we provide short-term bridge financing against the note itself.That frees up capital so they can keep buying multiple notes in parallel, and our loan is secured either by collateral assignment or by the property if it reverts through foreclosure.  

Does anyone have some creative ideas on how I can break into the market?

Thanks for breaking this down, Ken!

Our Mountain cabin more or less breaks even for now and that is fine as I like going there and it will do better over time.

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