I am current with all payments, however my goal is to overcome the steady rat race and look into long term financial freedom.

I get much faster response with email vs phone tree.

At the moment I am thinking with the 60k I can possibly purchase 2-3 properties that are worth about 80-100k that are located in decent neighborhoods and use majority of the cash flow to purchase additional property later on (this is largely based on assumptions I put about 20% down payment on a property that follows the 1% rule).As for a goal I would say for the time being I would like to try and match my career monthly income with my passive income.

At this point, the goal is to deal with the person, who is handling the transaction and try to get out whole.

Hi Cheang, what is your investment goal?

The bigger question here is what are your goals?

I’m just getting started, so looking to build out my team and take in advice from those more experienced.My goal is to find a multiplex in inner southeast Portland to owner occupy that actually cash flows or breaks even (If such a thing exists in this growth market?).

But if the buyer really wants to cut you off he will wait for your contract to expire and mKe one with the seller himself.I will assume the seller lives in the property .Your goal here is that the buyer and seller won’t meet each other .I would schedule a time that will be good for me, for the seller and for the contractor but not for the buyer.

But YES, if they are month-to-month, you can give notice of non-renewal and provide the number of days as required in your area, which will almost certainly be cheaper and faster than an eviction.

My goal is to buy a multifamily property and house hack it by living in one of the units.