I've lined up partners strategically both capital and labor partners willing to work with me, were solidifying everything on paper officially next week.we will be doing a deal rather quickly which is very exciting i have been looking at properties non stop day and night and any chance i get.

One of the best arguments for using a syndicator who has management in house, is because they can be strategic about which invoices they pay on time and which they pay late.

There are 2 websites that you should check out 1 is realestateexpress.com and the other is prepagent.com both are great websites but I personally like prepagent.com better I feel like they have more to offer and for a cheaper price and with prepagent you can select the state you want to get your license in and they will formulate the course specifically for your state.

Working with a realtor making 1-2 strategic offers daily.2.

I am still formulating specific goals,  but 10 units by 2021 is something I have in mind.  

My primary residence also has a mortgage.How can I be strategic from a tax perspective with the gain? 

Does this speed up the process of taking some 'next step' ie: so what if you have 2 properties is there some strategic imperative here other than just the pure financials on the properties?

Hello all,I've got a potential deal in the Northridge California (CA) area (San Fernando Valley) in Los Angeles.  I'm trying to run some numbers to see if I can get a deal that's worthwhile.  It's a 5 bed 3 bath home ...

@Cole Hopkins, Your question is more about strategic placement rather than tax implications but as a ball park figure that your basis plus those improvements minus 4 years of depreciation would leave you with a gain of somewhere around $250K of which $220 would be gain at around 19% and 30K at 25%. 

So I've been strategizing how to start my RE profile in the next year or so, but the biggest things is saving to get that 10-20% down..