@Robert Ellis it looks like you're active today, so I wanted to put this back in your notifications in case you missed it yesterday:

Come to think of it this is the exact technique now taught a “wholesaling” by numerous Gurus.MMM – With inflation this is now 5MMM.

Check out the map on our website where we’ve made this all easy to follow.We can also share numerous examples of properties & portfolios we’ve assisted investors with!

I’ve been making steady income through contracting and construction work, but I’m in an active bankruptcy. .

If its a short term rental, then they should be using Schedule C, which makes it a commercial activity. 

When filing jointly, if one spouse qualifies as a Real Estate Professional and materially participates, the rental activity as a whole can be treated as non-passive for the joint return.

Quote from @Brandon Lee: Curious if anyone here is currently working on flips or buy-and-holds around Ohio or nearby states.Always open to learning from local investors and seeing what’s working in your markets.If you’re active in that area, let’s connect here in the comments 👇 I am doing buy and holds here in Columbus, Ohio

Quote from @Adam Wachter: Quote from @Rohullah Sharifi: Short-term rental (STR) activities require active participation and proper documentation to substantiate your involvement.

The reason for this is that RE market prices are based on numerous criteria.

For those of you who have successfully connected with wholesalers in your area(Metro Area), I’d appreciate any advice on:- How do you locate active wholesalers in your market(a very competitive market)?