If you can pay cash for your remodel and purchase you can effectively turn the same cash over and over again.

It's not turning a profit yet, but in the meantime here's a bunch of business, travel and equipment expenses we would like to write off")2) Did I completely drop the ball not putting this thing in a self-directed IRA?

In order to get that glaze on, that tile was heated to about 2000 degrees Fahrenheit so that the glaze could melt on it, fuse with the refired clay underneath, and turn to glass.

Usually when someone has put in writing to you that they have moved out, turned in their keys and rent has not been paid, it is typically now in your possession.

A good lender can take an example of a MFH, break out full monthly payments, debt to income ratio, help you plan what debt to potentially pay off (in turn put less down on the property).

Hey BP,My Dad always says, "What you don't know, and what you can't see can hurt you"I need some clarification/guidance on what this process is supposed to look like.Please critique the hell out of this:Find RE AgentLook for propertiesWalk through a potential deal, and estimate costsMake an offerAccepted - Due Diligence beginsConfirm Clean Title, Wait for HML to underwrite deal, and get Home InspectionEverything turns out great, we close, start/complete work, sell, make money.Assuming this is right, I have an agent who's been finding properties for me.

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If you have an investor that is looking for something specific and you have found it but it's listed with a realtor who would sign the assignment contract or is one not needed?

If you are lucky enough to get that call, sign a lease, and the tower is built.... it becomes the easiest mailbox money you will ever earn. 

Can a seller back out of a signed deal if they don't like the home inspection report details?