Even if the land was free, its next to impossible to build a 2,000 SF structure including design fees, carrying costs and construction costs for $240K where I invest in Philadelphia.

Quote from @Mike Eichler: The Opportunity You’re OverlookingWhen we’re hunting STR properties, we always talk about location, design, occupancy, ADR, all valid.

The key is matching the type of funding to the stage of your flip: quick acquisition money, rehab money, and finally bridging to the exit strategy without over-leveraging.For someone like you, the takeaway is to build relationships with multiple sources of funding now.

Once she is formally included in the partnership, she should be designated as a general partner.

Partial note sales let the seller receive capital without giving up the whole note.
Investors get secured payments; sellers get liquidity.
Anyone here actively using partials? Curious to hear your experiences and st...

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I've heard they're great and have no reason to doubt the advice of others here who use them.If you know nothing about web design, SEO, etc. then you're almost certainly better off going with an established vendor like IC than making a terrible site on your own.But, want to clarify: calling something a "Wordpress site" is a bit confusing.

When done right, pairing REPS with strategies like cost segregation or short-term rentals can unlock some serious tax savings.Really like how you framed it, appreciation and cash flow get the attention, but taxes are often where the real wealth is built.

You're right, ground-up construction is capital intensive and does alleviate some unknowns (but only when you have a strong design team). 

It was presented by a self-designated high-end tax strategies firm.