Investors don't earn their money on flips when they sell the property; they earn it (or lose) when they buy the property, because if they don't have a reliable estimate of all the costs from purchase, through the holding period, and to resale, inclusive of estimated taxes, they are not mitigating risk, and potentially will end up losing on the deal.For investors who own rental properties, they appreciate being able to write off annual depreciation, but they have to understand that when they sell that property, all that depreciation gets recaptured and taxed, as does any capital gains after the depreciation recapture. 

It saves me commission on my own buys, gives first shot at MLS deals, and I earn easy referral fees on leads I don’t work.

They are built to support agents who work remotely and across different specialties.Structure: They often have a cap system, where you pay a percentage of your commission until you hit a certain cap for the year, after which you earn 100%.

This is such a stark difference to the many posts you read here from a person who is trying to flip one house and asking for advice on BP on why is my cost so high etc..As an agent, I can tell you there is a magic ingredient and that is amazing design. 

Proactive tax planning helps you leverage deductions, choose optimal structures, and keep more of what you earn.

.$160K as an investment into different propert(ies) can earn you a lot more than $750/month.

Quote from @Sara Murphy: Thanks @Michael Plaks & @Sean O'Keefe— your insights are incredibly helpful and much appreciated.We’ve been working with a CPA who recommended we explore Real Estate Professional (REP) status, given our current and projected real estate activity.My husband earns $500K W-2, and I currently earn $40K W-2.

Some markets will have a higher mid term earning potential, so I would research which markets have lowest supply vs demand.

On top of that, Austin had an impressive 33% median earnings increase being the seventh-highest growth — reaching $54,283. https://www.mysanantonio.com/lifestyle/article/austin-best-e...

Many of my clients earn over $150,000, and in those cases, I try to make sure we take every deduction we can and carry forward what can’t be used.