I’d be happy to connect and help guide you through the early steps, whether it’s understanding financing options, choosing a strategy, or learning the local market in California.

There are many properties that make sense numbers wise, but when you walk through them you really understand why they are so cheap.

I also own a couple of out-of-state SFRs myself, so I understand how real estate investing can be both rewarding and really complex.

I understand ROI and how to properly raise the ARV regardless of location while not going over the top making the home the most expensive in the neighborhood.

From my understanding, when you purchase a home warranty you pay for the whole years price for whichever plan you choose at once and its not paid monthly.

I understand your point though and thank you for the advice, it seems that I need to get out there and start seeing some properties with my own eyes. 

., monthly, annual, lump sum in future).Safe, stable backing via Treasuries.Cons:Less flexibility, terms are locked in once established.Not ideal if you may need liquidity sooner.Requires careful planning and experienced professionals.Next Steps: Consult a tax advisor who understands installment sales, and work with a structured sale specialist.

You want someone who understands NY laws, the liability piece, and how to set you up for tax advantages without upselling stuff you don’t need yet.

Most of my friends aren't, and it gets lonely when they don't understand the grind we go through.

Unless you really understand contact law you should be speaking to an attorney.