I, having no experience flipping houses, was wondering whether this experience would be directly applicable to managing a house rehab.Not knowing the process/complications that arise with house flipping, I was wondering if any of the experienced house flippers out there could elaborate on their experience with managing a rehab/flip.

Orlando is popular for Vacation Rentals and talking w other Florida investors something to consider in FL is insurance cost depending on area it can be a big expense.

In addition, the gain cannot arise from a sale or exchange with a related person to the partner.This will require reanalysis of the eligibility of the gain to determine related party statuts.Similar rules apply for S corporations and their shareholders; trusts and estate and their beneficiaries.Shareholders of RICs and REITs can make an election of eligible gain passed through the entity.180-Day Investment Rule (and special rule for owners of pass-through entities)The basic rule is that the taxpayer must invest in a QO Fund during the 180-day period beginning on the date of the sale or exchange.

Crime rate, location, location, location, visibility, proximity to schools and popular amenities, average median income, and other close by comparable properties. 

Since it is an advertised perk that we provide, we do handle any issues that arise.

I wanted to share my two cents regarding the popular RESPONSE Real Estate Education/Workshops for anyone who may be researching reviews for it just as I once did just a few months back.

I am looking to buy a rental before the end of the year and am trying to decide if I should go after a single family home for around 100K (115- 95) (known as property "A" or get a single family home that has two units on it home with a carriage house around 200k (190 - 215( known as property "B").The "A" home would get around 1000 a month in rent and the "B" would get about 1800 together in rent.The "A" home is in a little worse area but is growing in popularity.

I guess it's a matter of assuming liability as well...just think about your exposure if things go horribly wrong...would it matter if you had an ownership position up front...worst case would be foreclosure or project completion and your partner refuses to pay you...Since you're flipping this should be pretty straightforward...the only complications arise when things go wrong.

@Brigitte KayWainscoting is pretty popular these.

The cheap stuff still is and has been for a while too popular with too many people who want think they're on HGTV and overpay....Or OOS tossing money at spreadsheets...