That is a place where you can meet local investors.You can also contact local turnkey companies that could buy the property, renovate it, and sell it to an end buyer. 

Mid-renovation projects are only good if you are getting them at a crazy low price.

What about the renovation budget?

Put otherwise, what if the entire transaction was through LLC2 and LLC1 never existed...would LLC2 have had a taxable transaction?

I’ve been hearing from a lot of investors lately about how renovation costs keep sneaking up — whether it’s materials, labor, or even permit delays.

The property needed work.

City of Orlando (if property is within city limits)If your property is within the City of Orlando proper, the rules are somewhat different and stricter in many cases.

The W Call St. property offered a rare opportunity to earn strong returns with minimal risk.

If you're looking to do renovations, you're best to have the tenants out of there typically.

If you currently have an FHA though, and you're departing that residence, you need to be moving over 100 miles away for job change or family reasoning, and you need to have 25% equity in the previous property.