It may work for a couple of deals here and there, but you will get burned eventually... 

Eventually I will be looking to invest in properties around the country, with a goal of investing internationally later in my journey. 

Eventually I sold off this property and repaid my parents the remainder of the loan.

PROBLEM:Year 2014- The 2nd lien Note  was never paid and the lender did not take any actions to enforce their rights for many years.The Wells Fargo 1st lien eventually PAID OFF IN FULL (thereby sliding the non collected 2nd Mortgage lien into a PRIORITY lien Position)in 2014 the property was purchased and was transferred again.

Eventually, Class A property values increased to the point that even increasing rents didn't allow them to cashflow upon purchase.So, the flood of new investors switched to buying Class B properties.

If we reach the low 5%'s then eventually high 4%'s..it is in fact off to the proverbial races. 

When the property is eventually sold, the depreciation recapture rules apply — meaning the previously accelerated depreciation will reduce your property’s tax basis and may result in additional taxable gain upon sale.

Eventually I will, but for now I let the career be the resource to purchase more.

My goal is to eventually build a duplex, either in Grant or nearby areas.I'm currently grossing about $75,000 a year, but since I’ve only recently started both jobs, I don’t have a lot of capital saved up just yet.

I’m here to learn, contribute where I can, and connect with other investors — especially those active in the DFW area.Looking forward to learning from you all and eventually sharing my own progress here.Caleb Hi CalebI love that you're so young and already thinking of this.