(SFH <$150k or Duplex/multi <200k in C neighborhoods) w cash flows and appreciationsLooking forward to learn more about:- Narrow down to a specific zip codes/neighborhoods- Experienced real estate agents with OOS clients- Inspectors who can provide detailed videos and pictures as I won't be viewing the property in person- Lenders experienced with investor friendly loans- Reliable property managers experienced with OOS investors and Section 8 rentalsAppreciate your insight and looking forward to connecting!

Quote from @James Zobrisky: I currently own a property I am renting in zip code 46256 and I have noticed significant property tax increases.

Great convo starter, Flipping activity definitely feels more calculated right now ARV spreads are tighter and lenders are getting more selective, especially in certain zip codes.

For tax lien investors, this usually occurs after the redemption period ends and a tax deed is issued.Relevant Code: According to 26 CFR §1.1223-1 and IRS guidelines on capital asset holding periods, the clock for capital gains purposes starts when the taxpayer acquires a beneficial interest or legal title to the property.

Here in Bryan and College Station, TX, our local code has long limited occupancy to no more than four unrelated people per house.

Is the "occupancy" section the right or only section of municipal codes to check? 

These types of acquisitions are central to our long-term buy-and-hold strategy in Michigan’s undervalued zip codes.

Quote from @Jaycee Greene: Quote from @Vivan Bhalla: @Jaycee Greene 1300$ for a 4bed @Vivan Bhalla Are you aware that $1,300 for a 4 Bed in the 44314 zip code is LESS than the Section 8 rent?

We're staying committed to building wealth through smart buys in some of Michigan’s promising zip codes.

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