How much in business expenses can I write off?

Are you taking full advantage of the write-offs available, such as interest, property taxes, insurance, repairs/maintenance, etc.?

My question is, how do I and my agent to write a purchase contract and absolutely transform a hard money loan into a cash-equivalent offer in the seller's eyes? 

If anybody has an interest in sharing tips with a newbie and future real estate investor, I'd very much appreciate a conversation.  

I currently have accounts with South Atlantic and a good relationship with one of their VP's, and I'm actively discussing a line of credit for leveraging RE notes with Bank of SC.

Is there a potential future tax benefit at some point, including when you sell?

I am thinking about home office, phones, RE related milage and meals, may be buying a vehicle via LLC.

I want to invest into RE.

I’d just tweak it a bit so it’s super clear for tenants in the moment—because when something goes wrong, simple instructions are key.Here’s how I’d rewrite it for them:Emergency Reporting for TenantsInside the Unit (Plumbing, HVAC, Appliances):Call/text me (the landlord) first.

Your first flip isn’t about hitting a home run, it’s about learning the process and proving to yourself (and future lenders/partners) that you can manage a project start-to-finish.