Does any property based investment give you dwelling along with income?

I want to ask you all available here that is there any actual property based investment which will provide me property (i.e. dwelling basically) along with money in profit. Any help will be grateful.

I have a program that will pay a real estate investor 6% on the front end on a property that is currently rented. Seeking good strong investors out there in all areas see below. Investments will range from 1 to 2 years with all out of pocket expenses reimbursed within this time period. Any out of pocket expenses reimbursed within the same time period

Investor Income ¨ Earn up to 6% of the amount financed ¨ Receive payment on the front-end within 3 business days of closing ¨ Referral income earn ½% of all loans generated by a referred investor for life ¨ For tax benefits See your accountant Investor Qualifications ¨ Have a two-year history at the same job ¨ Have 6 month PITI in reserves etc savings, 401K, stocks, bonds CDs ¨ Have a credit score of 675 or better and pay zero down ¨ Credit score of 620-675 programs available

Yes, you can invest your money in real estate as if you purchase a duplex or even an apartment you can reside in it and rest of the property you can give it on rent or lease. That means it will give you double profit, dwelling including rent amount for the http://blog.ira-401k-realestate.com/about/. I think it will be a consecrate for you.

Yeah, Justin is right, let others pay for your living expenses, just be prepared to fulfill property management duties as well. Make sure you so your research on how to effectively screen tenants/Do leases leasing/Eviction (Rules & regulations). As far as finding the right property….....it depends on a few factors 1.) Where you wan’t to live 2.) Your financing options 3.) What condition the property is in etc. – Enoch

We currently in the top floor of a tri-plex with 2 smaller basement apartments. When the units are rented they pay more than our mortgage, which is also held by a family trust, where I am the one of the children. It is part of my parent’s estate. So, our mortgage and utilities are paid by our tenants, and even the payments they are making will eventually find themselves back to me in my inheritance. I think that is a pretty sweet deal. But what will make it even better is that we are going to start using the apartments as transitional units for older foster kids, (we are licensed and experienced to do this and feel that it is a much needed and necessary service). This will give us twice as much “rent” as a regular tenant, we won’t have to deal with their vechicles and it is basically tax free. (We will probably loose the depreciation—boohoo. You just need to be creative.