Experienced investor in other markets with 1 door in Emerson Heights will be 'boots-on-the-ground' next week - March 1-3 - searching for new doors & possibly a new primary residence. 

They could take the note as boot and pay tax on the $50K and shelter the tax on the other $100K. 

Long term buy n hold might be a better strategy...it all depends on the boots on the ground.Google purchasing in PR.

These are FREE workshops | Boot in the Ground | Watch a live Fix and Flip The purpose if to see if to show you what is available in the real estate investing world!

Currently, I have two options: Turnkey or BRRRR.I will be visiting Birmingham March 12-15 to check out the town and get boots on the ground.

Couple of options perhaps1) Look elsewhere where you have boots on the ground in cash-flowing markets 2) Pursue off market deals - takes a lot of time and knowledge though, you sound like a busy professional3) Live-in house hack - that's if you were staying longer though, if you're forced to move and your rent doesn't cover expenses and the cycle ends, you're stuck

If you have 30 days to complete your accounting and move-out report, let the tenant know that you won't be returning any portion of the security deposit until you have completed all the necessary steps.You need skilled "boots on the ground".

Sign up for his webinars, and attend a boot camp if you can.

Or one property and take the rest in taxable boot. 

Sign up for his webinars, and attend a boot camp if you can.