If you purchased a property, significantly rehabbed the property and immediately sold it thereafter with the intent of flipping it, it will be subject to self-employment taxes.Regarding the taxes you will be subject toFederal TaxesState taxesDepending if it was a flip or not, also self-employment taxes.Speak with your accountant on the actual taxes that will be due as he/she will know what your marginal tax rates are.You can also factor in improvements / selling costs to decrease your gain / taxes.

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Some buyer agents like to pick properties in our off-market inventory, they go the extra mile for their client instead of just showing overpriced MLS properties, these agents are usually very successful.

As May rolls into June, the jury is out if we’ll have more inventory.

Daniel gave some great locations to checkout and the hope is there may be a little more inventory available by then.

We immediately did a cosmetic rehab on the property and over the years have made cosmetic improvements.

This is where you can begin to see where there are operational inefficiencies, cost overruns, or areas where income can be improved.

There were a lot of operational improvements that we were able to make right away.

We can fit it in the budget, the numbers still work well, but I'm don't know how impactful it'd be to potential renters and dont want to over improve or waste $12k! 

There were a lot of operational improvements that we were able to make right away.