Developed expertise on renting to Section 8 through experience and study: Section 8 Bible - Michael McLean.

I am looking for a CPA who has expertise in tax planning for H1B visa holders with real estate investments in rental properties and real estate syndications.

Pretty wild stuff What is the AI model website?

Thanks for reaching out.For starters, I was sourcing majorly undervalued MF deals in the South Florida Market through regression (Predictive Models).

I'm curious if you'd be interested in contributing your expertise (in a form of a blog post or a video tutorial) for my community of realtors.

With your contracting background, you already have a big advantage, most investors struggle with the construction side.Start connecting with local investors, agents, and wholesalers who can bring you deals while you bring the build expertise.

Currently, a partner and I are wholesaling off-market, distress properties in Southern IL, some we keep and remodel and hold for Section 8, however with the Section 8 market in a couple of the Counties that we doing business in, we are thinking about creating Mortgage Notes, have never did a Mortgage Note before, however been reading and researching them, and like to connect with an attorney or someone that has experience or legal expertise in the area of Mortgage Notes.

I am very interested in the Fix and Flip model in properties below cost to maximize profits and reduce losses.

Thank you for sharing your expertise and your insight. 

.: Appreciate the gut checks — here’s where I’m at and a couple asks:Margins/reservesYes, underwriting includes vacancy (7%), PM (~9–10%), taxes/insurance, and reserves for repairs/CapEx.At in-place rents ($2,150/mo) the model shows ~$89/mo cash flow after debt + vacancy + reserves with DSCR ~1.32.Getting to market ($2,400/mo) materially improves cushion, but I’m not banking on it Day 1.Rate / productI have two current quotes from credit unions: 8.420% and 8.375% (30-yr amort, DSCR, 80% LTV, 5-yr prepay).If ~6.4% is realistic today on a DSCR for a 2-unit at 80% LTV, I’d love intros to those lenders. 6.42 is not realistic for a DSCR at 80% ona two unit without paying way too much in upfront interest (also called discount points) but 8.420 is also too high with a good credit AND a 5 year pre-payment penalty.