Charity breh?I'm currently looking at buying a 4 unit building using the VA loan. My thing is I don't have kids, should I just leave all my stuff to charity? Will the state just take it if I don't have a living will?


I'm the only child and right now I assume it would go to my mother but if I outlive her there is no family member I want my stuff to get to. My family would just fight over it and it would tear the family even further apart. At least with charity, they can liquidate it and it will go to good use. I'll just have to sit with an attorney and write out a will.Charity breh?
And the state will give it to your next of kin, and tax the shyt out of it, and do all kinds of financial fukkery.
If you don't have kids (I assume maybe you'll have some later, but even if you don't) I'm sure you have some family member you'd like to leave stuff to, a nephew or niece maybe, or a close friend's children. Or me.![]()
After thinking about it Breh has a point.
You will need at least 20% of the loan amount you’re requesting from the bank. Somehow the rich guy I spoke with gets very favorable rates because he puts down 40%. These will be commercial loans. Anything over 4 units is commercial. He gets properties that need some updating, fixes and raises rents.
Not if you have investors/can raise capital ... you'll need damn near nothing except will and grit if you do seller financing instead
It wasn't anything new or groundbreaking but further reinforcement. I was trying to get him to sell one of his properties and he said "Swirv I don't sell, I only buy". "I have kids in their 30s and 40s and also grandkids. All my properties will go to them." He didn't say it but he is practicing generational wealth. Anybody who marries into that family is straight for the most part.
Some of yall are already in the real estate game. It's all about units. Not single family homes, multi family buildings and commercial properties is where the real money is.
You need to have money and credit to get these banks to lend to you. If you can't do it on your own, gather up like minded individuals and put your money and credit together to get a mortgage.
create a business
just find a problem to solve online and start writing down what youll need to solve it
if you can use that to generate $1k profit a month youll be able to attack real estate faster. But if you go the job route and only contribute from one income stream its gonna be slow, arduous, and painful.
online business is so damned easy to get into now that if you havent atleast looked into the different ways to get paid you're pouring jelly on yourself.
my partner and i are scouting multifamilies with intent to close on one by the end of the year (without touching our personal savings)
ive been stressing this to young people, especially young black folks. ALWAYS keep your credit right and put as much away as possible. you never know when an opportunity will present itselfIt wasn't anything new or groundbreaking but further reinforcement. I was trying to get him to sell one of his properties and he said "Swirv I don't sell, I only buy". "I have kids in their 30s and 40s and also grandkids. All my properties will go to them." He didn't say it but he is practicing generational wealth. Anybody who marries into that family is straight for the most part.
Some of yall are already in the real estate game. It's all about units. Not single family homes, multi family buildings and commercial properties is where the real money is.
You need to have money and credit to get these banks to lend to you. If you can't do it on your own, gather up like minded individuals and put your money and credit together to get a mortgage.
I'm currently looking at buying a 4 unit building using the VA loan. My thing is I don't have kids, should I just leave all my stuff to charity? Will the state just take it if I don't have a living will?
Im considering asking my gf to marry me but I don't want to leave money to her as her family is already affluent and my money won't go towards the black community or a good cause if I leave it to her. I feel charity if my best routeNo will no children no wife...
It will go to next of kin legally. Not the state.
Siblings.
If not then parents.
If not then next of kin etc...
why in the fukk are you even thinking about death at this point and who you are going to leave your dough too?? how old are youIm considering asking my gf to marry me but I don't want to leave money to her as her family is already affluent and my money won't go towards the black community or a good cause if I leave it to her. I feel charity if my best route
Im late 20's, but I've had several close calls with deaths. I ride a motorcycle in a city where the people drive like crap, I lose 2-3 people I know in motorcycle crashes every year so I have to always make sure my affairs are in orders because you never know when your time can be up. I've seen friends die with no living will and their families fought over the money and it kinda broke those families apart. I worked hard to accumulate the little bit I have and I want to make sure it goes where I want it to go, no some family members pocket who will waste it.why in the fukk are you even thinking about death at this point and who you are going to leave your dough too?? how old are you