Furniture tends to rapidly depreciate while real estate tends to appreciate.

I thought it would be extremely formal guys with briefcases and way over my head. i felt it rapidly grew my network, knowledge basis, and confidence that has propelled me to be successful in acquiring 300+ units over the last 4 years. 

I'm now considering building given the high prices + capex that will likely be required for a property already built.

While I can’t promote my company directly, I’m looking to connect with cash buyers in key markets such as Florida, Arizona, Michigan, Alabama, Nevada, Ohio, Texas, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia.I’d love to hear from anyone who has successfully built relationships with cash buyers.What strategies or platforms have you found most effective for connecting with them?

I think FHA is always a little bit messier than other kinds.Then, you should know that assuming ownership doesn't necessarily mean you own all the equity they built up over time... it's still your mom's equity.

I plan to use a HELOC for the improvements to create lots with improvements.My plan for the rest of the parcel, now roughly 7 acres, is to built a primary home for my family, and to put in 5-6 cabins.

In the H.R. 3936, Built in America Act, it was proposed to extend the 100% bonus depreciation until January 1, 2027.

This quick profit flip highlighted our expertise in identifying high-potential properties and executing rapid sales for substantial gains in Pleasant Hill’s thriving market.

I think due to the rapid expansion during the pandemic that caused housing prices to skyrocket mixed with interest rates, no one is able to successfully do an LTR (unless you BRRRR but even then numbers are tight).

Leverage Your Equity: By refinancing, you can tap into the equity that has built up in your properties without having to sell your properties and incur capital gains taxes.