Mainly in Long beach and SE Florida areas.After focusing heavily on growing my businesses over the last few years, I’m excited to reconnect, share what I’ve learned, and learn from the community again.

I didnt look at that metric per se, but what I saw over the last half decade was a number of flippers, small residential landlords, brrrr people who were getting into the syndication space. 

Personally, I would avoid epoxy/cement in a living area in SE MI. 

All of my current units are in the SE Florida. 

its not the notes per se its the assets securing them.. this model has been tried many times and it fails most every time..

In the market I am inqiring about (SE CT), I don't have a team built and need the peace of mind that I have someone in the area to rely on.

SE tax is typically presented as 15%, or 15.3% to be exact.

Quote from @Steve Wilson: I'm getting ready to start investing in the Port Huron market in SE Michigan and had a question about depreciation; I spoke with a CPA who told me that unless I'm a Real Estate Professional, I can only use depreciation to reduce the taxable income from my investment property, whereas Real Estate Professionals can use their real estate income to reduce the taxable income from their W2 job as well.

@Sydney Willford Not sure where in SE Wa you're in, but what about a duplex like this in Pullman: 635 SW James Pl, Pullman, WA 99163?

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