Love your mission around low-income housing and using syndications to uplift your community.

The low score is due to a recent lawsuit he lost.

Be mindful that the 0% tax only applies upto that amount including all your income(W-2 + capital gains from sale of real estate).A lot of people think that just becuase they make less than $50,000 that 100% of their capital gains would be excluded.

You'll still need good credit and 20%-ish as a downpayment, but this will address the lack of income problem.

I’m still actively involved in the market today.Detroit checks a lot of boxes for what you’re looking for: low acquisition costs, decent rent-to-price ratios, and middle-of-the-road landlord-tenant laws.

1) I think it’s “funny” that not one news article I ever read for the last 5 years had headlines like “Housing at historical record lows!

Properties with in-law suites in B-class areas—typically priced in the low to mid $300s—may seem like a safer bet due to lower upfront capital, but they often attract lower-income, less qualified tenants.

Quote from @Stephanie Walker: Homads posted this in a Facebook group I’m in and I LOVE the concept, though as an MTR property management company,  I find the numbers (in my market) tremendously low.

Recently went from W2 to self-employed (income still ramping up) too.

"Passive income," is a VERY broad statement.