Meanwhile I'm down in my place dying and sweating having to keep fans running around the year and constantly to just make it livable for myself.

Consider one that would be a good investment from future rental or resale perspective ideally with the opportunity for some sweat equity also.

I’m just starting to save but know it’s important to learn best practices, understand the pitfalls and maybe even grow through sweat equity.Have a Happy New Year and look forward to connecting!

They can be very hard to find, and often will take a lot of sweat equity but great targets nonetheless.

I'm very open to partnering, joint ventures, and sweat equity opportunities, especially where my skills and time can add real value to a deal.I'm committed to learning, taking action, and being coachable.

Adding value and sweat equity to the homes we occupied was the only way we could afford the bigger properties we needed.

But they are there and have huge views.People want to get rich quick, not sacrifice by living way below their means, working hard, and putting in the many hours of physical sweat to manage and maintain property, or the many hours of due diligence and hard awkward work of truly vetting operators as a “passive” LP.I stay consistent with my personal approach and what I talk about year in and year out.

The sweat equity partner made a monthly contribution and I get my money back first until we're 50/50.

Since then, I’ve been putting in a lot of sweat equity.

So if you can, utilize YouTube University and get your sweat on.But here, I knew my target buyer wasn’t a family.