If you learn to make it in this business by using none or a tiny fraction of the money you have, you will not only learn the best strategy for it, but you will also not put it at risk.  

I'm looking for more quality than quantity at this point.But if another recession hits, I want to have access to lots of capital to buy those great deals.Three ways#1 save for the future.  

My point is that real estate is hard to scale, it is limited in quantity and the number of deals is finite as is the return.    

I don’t think the tiny house would get you there.

They desire to tax your cash so bad they TELL you that you have to take a particular quantity at a particular age out of your certified strategy.Not just do I utilize my policy to buy property however I likewise take pleasure in providing it for transactional financing.I skimmed the whole 5 pages of this thread, so if it was stated I excuse missing it.

the negative cash flow waiting for top rent .. will take you half a decade to recoup even if you get the top rent.. it becomes a double whammy.. not only will you end up having to lower your rent realistically  but you just paid 3 months of negative cash flow.. full on negative.. and now you rented fore break even so you wont recoup until rents get above break even and at that it will be a tiny amount.. so you can run the math.Unless your confident that there is going to be serious appreciation like CA..

If you think that their activities go beyond recreational use (large quantities in the house, visible scales or bags, people coming and going in excess) it's time for a more serious conversation. 

U.S. citizen) be the same risk compared to someone who's verifiable paper trail only begins with their assignment of a TIN? 

Tiny house thing doesn't make sense to me btw because tiny homes aren't really good for appreciation, maybe only for cash flow.

We're expanding into the mobile/RV/campground/tiny house world, and I would love to build my network of ACTIVE investors!