I like to distinguish them from "flippers".

There cannot be name conflicts at the state level "...distinguishable upon the records of the Secretary of State..." per 55D?

. - but that is inaccurate since they are already accounted for.They don't appear to be distinguishing between "front end" and "back end" income.

You'd have to distinguish a closing as an exchange vs. a sale.

:lol: How do you distinguish between the two?

Once you have no need for cash flow, there is little point distinguishing the source of the return.  

I always distinguish between a city that actively allows Airbnb investment properties and a city that allows them only through a lack of prohibition.

I had many under contract, but it took me a while to be able to distinguish between a good or bad deal.

I feel there are several factors to consider on strategies and in order to understand them, one needs to understand their own goals/intentions, as I believe it takes a team (including one self) to strategize.For example, on property taxes, I have a company who specializes in disputing property taxes.

It is an exciting industry with highs and lows but definitely do believe educating oneself on what to look for, how to analyze and structure deals are essential factors in a good deal vs going belly up!