We'd love to stay investing in OS but like you said there is nothing affordable in this city!!

Remember this, those brokerages that said you can only start full time would let you start full time and then go get another job, which does not make a lot os sense.

If you lock yourself in an 18 month L/O you won't be able to sell to someone else for that time, so you are guaranteed to lose that money every month.The way I look at L/Os is that I assume the person is never going to buy it.

They can be safe transactions, they can work, but I have yet to meet anyone, I mean anyone, including attorneys who have boilerplate L/Os, that covered the bases sufficiently.

I am a new investor and would like to ask all of you experienced in the RE business if the following deal os or is not a good deal for me.

All you need to do os post in the Make Deals, Find Partners, Mentors & BirdDogs, etc.

I was able to do it earlier today:A link to this very threadWhat browser and OS are you using?

Not sure what your state laws are regarding L/Os but it could be a possible exit strategy.

In reality, most in a L/O don't get to 10%.There are different aspects of L/Os, lending, interests conveyed, tax issues, installment sales where the SAFE Act is applicable in some cases and a range of other issues.

L/Os are absolutely not without risk!