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David Zheng#5 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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I want to hear you brag!!

David Zheng#5 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Personally, I have some pride when I talk about the properties I own and slip income hints to friends/family who ask.

As a way to encourage more people to see what kind of financial success real estate investors can have, lets see what your after tax year income bracket is! (only real estate related income allowed)


This is how it works. doesn't matter if you buy and hold or flip/wholesale!

1. # of flips in 2015

2. # of wholesale deals in 2015

3. # of rental units/tenants in 2015. properties purchased before 2015 count too

4. 2015 after tax income

A:0-5k

B: 5k-10k

C: 10k-20k

D:20-50k

E:50k-100k

F:100k-250k

G:250k+

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Leland Barrow
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Leland Barrow
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Do you work for the IRS?

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