If you decide to turn your own property into an investment, you will have to deal with challenges such as moving, creating a business, and handling taxes and administration.

Investing in real estate used to be a venture for the rich folks. Nowadays, this type of investing is far more accessible to ordinary people with ordinary jobs thanks to creative financing options and joint venture opportunities.

It’s very common for beginner real estate investors to confuse these two strategies, as they are quite similar in broad terms. However, there is a major difference that distinguishes the rent to own strategy from seller financing, which I will explain here!

As a landlord or an income property owner/manager, you’re going to face many challenges on a daily basis. While most of them are easy to deal with once you learn the basics, some of these tasks might seem intimidating to a first-time property owner.

When I was first entering the world of real estate, I was full of questions. I never got the kind of clarity I wanted until I actually started putting in the work.