I’m licensed in over 25 states and have spent the last few months studying multifamily and creative finance strategies with the goal of building a portfolio that generates long-term cash flow and stability.I’m extremely motivated to start closing deals now — ideally multifamily or self-storage, though I’m also open to triple net opportunities down the line.

The removal of the Taxable Value cap and the switch to Non-Homestead millage rates can double, even triple, the property taxes.

If you are a cash buyer seeking income, one can expect income that is triple or quadruple treasuries and CDs, and you are holding a long term appreciating asset.  

Ramon will say yes to everything upfront, then hit you with inflated charges later—sometimes doubled or tripled—and they’ll basically hold your project hostage until you pay.I’ve done flips in California, Hawaii, and Georgia.

Who really knows, but just based on my conversations with buyers in CA, the main issue is skin in the game and mortgage payments being triple the rent.

I’d interested in buying land either for building a 4-6 unit structure to rent out for commercial Triple Net Lease or build triplexes (or greater) to rent out.Areas just outside of Huntsville are also considered; Cullman, Guntersville, Harvest, etc.

But I think we had enough.No to double- and triple- cascade of cost segregation followed by 1031.It was suggested on this forum that you can supercharge this chain by doing it repeatedly. 

You could buy a McDonald's building on a 30-year lease where McDonald's handles all maintenance, taxes and insurance (triple net) and get a very slow and steady return. 

Since opening my brokerage 3 years ago I’ve completed multiple triple-digit profit flips, expanded into 2 other markets, and have helped both investors and agents build careers through investing in real estate.My focus areas are:Distressed property acquisitions & off-market dealsFull rehabs & design-forward flipsHelping other investors and agents scale with systems + strategyI joined BP to connect with other investors, share knowledge, and hopefully find opportunities to collaborate on deals in the Pittsburgh area.

If you’re new to fix-and-flips, the best thing you can do is slow down and double-check—then triple-check—your numbers.