Since several of my rentals are old converted primary homes, I actually have a mix of property classes.

A very successful/knowledgeable investor named Karen Rittenhouse writes in her blog, "A qualified real estate activity is any thing in which you “develop, redevelop, construct, reconstruct, acquire, convert, rent, operate, manage, lease, or sell” real estate.

You help the neighbors by improving the quality and values of the neighborhood by converting a home that was a dog and an eyesore to a beacon of quality.

My friends lived in an exact model of the property with the bonus room converted into that 4th bedroom we are adding so I know it has been done before.

One nuggets I will add is to remember that historically, it takes 4-7 "touches" to a prospect to convert a sale.

Retail/office #1 its retail now...but can be converted to retail/office only bc of bylaw#2 it's retail now, is solely mine.

I kept my other home and converted it to a rental.I was thinking that in two years, I could sell my new construction home for a profit and move back into my rental home, keeping the gains from the new construction sale.

While your net worth will increase by reducing debt, the profit from the debt is converted to profit on his money, if his money is more valuable, his economic return is less.His cash flow increases due to the fact he has no debt to cover.

Needs over all updating. few major repairs are replacement of original windows in 1 home and converting to gas in other home. 2 apartments are currently rented to model tenants who have been there 10years but do not complain about lack of Maintance and repairs.

I'm merely taking what my overall unique visitors are vs total leads converted.