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This forum is for discussing real estate investments, real estate investing, creative real estate techniques, and all other real estate investing related subjects. Your Hosts: Jim Ingersoll and Marko Rubel

Jim Ingersoll is a successful author, entrepreneur, real estate coach, and active real estate investor who has bought and sold hundreds of houses. Jim’s passion is investing in real estate without bank financing, putting together creative real estate transactions, speaking, and coaching others. He is the author of:

  • Investing Now: An Insiders Guide to Flipping Houses For Income Today

  • Cash Flow Now: How To Create Multiple Streams of Real Estate Income

    • Jim is also HEAD COACH at our coaching site:

    Marko Rubel is a leading authority on creative real estate investing, specializing in pre-foreclosures. He is known for creating automated systems that enable investors to skyrocket their profitability quickly.

    He is an active, full-time investor who has bought and sold more than 300 properties, earning profits exceeding $1,000,000 in a single year, while working only a few hours per deal. He is the is the author of several excellent real estate investing courses:

    Topics include Foreclosures. Subject To, Short Sales, and Lease Options.


     
     
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    Old 10-20-2002, 06:54 PM
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    Default Which is the better REI path to take for creating. - Posted by Dr. Tim
    Posted by Dr. Tim on October 20, 2002 at 18:54:38:

    Anyone have an opinion as to why one would rather L/O a SFH rather than collect rent ( assuming breakeven or positive cashflow) and hold for long term? I just turned 33, just bought my second single family home, with no of my own money ,including to rehab. But now am wondering about this L/O deal. Should I rent to own or just rent and let it appreciate over the next few years? Of course there are advantages to both but which is more condusive to my long range plans of acquiring an apartment complex or commercial property from the sale of smaller SFH's. Or maybe diversify and do a little of both? what are others doing to become wealthy in real estate? alot of L/O's or buying and holding, or flipping? I am determined to reach my goal, just wanted another opinion.
     

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