The net price to your end buyer has to be good enough for them to make a profit.

I don't know TX law so I wont comment as to how it would be viewed, but I'm getting stuck on understanding why you need to use that structure.Are you looking for the quick profit, or long term cash flow?

Charlene,If you are not renting a property for profit, such as below far rental value to a family member, than you can not deduct any of the expenses for it.

Not impossible to buy an individual note, but not easy, either.A note buyer would be wanting to make a profit.

My profit in the last several yrs has come from not owning the properties I sold before they went down.

So I am self employed with an internet eCommerce business - I averaged around 15K a month profit in 2011 and 2012 looking much stronger - I am very fortunate.

I'll besure to quote my company's profit/loss numbers in my disclosure.

Which would spread out the profits & allow local investors to create funds & compete.

Tenants have 2 year leases, houses are exceptionally well cared for and in suburbs and I'm still making tremendous profit.

Hi all,Hope you're having a good and profitable January.