@Joshua Dorkin you did the admirable high road by not engaging with this persons negativity.In my opinion, there are definite distinctions between the terms Flipping, Repositioning, & Building Equity.Flipping is about finding & controlling (not necessarily owning) a mispriced or undervalued with the intention of selling it quickly.Building equity is more about reaping the benefit from appreciation & amortization of time.Repositioning is about improving property value by:1) Shifting to a higher utility ex. raising the income in a "C" class apartment building to a "B" apartment building by adding amenities & improvements to attract renters willing to pay more)2) Changing useex. taking a single tenant commercial or industrial building & changing the use to multi-tenant retail or condominium lofts.

It's important to remember this distinction and let it guide your choices.

jk) Each FIBI chapter is distinctly different .

I would also double up support of the engineered spans over the living areas because settling & weight upstairs may/will cause distinct drywall edge profiles if there is any movement over time & correcting it for resale is a LOT of unecessary work.

The C-Corp is a distinct entity from the 401-K.

After they gut the corruption there, the investors who picked things up for pennies on the dollar will turn the spigot back on and collectively grow their investments.People from outside the area don't necessarily realize the nature and geography of the region, how massive it is, and how distinctly separated the different cities are economically, even though they can border each other.

Probably an important distinction to say that while it is certainly a RESPA violation to pay a referral fee to an unlicensed person, it is not illegal to pay for marketing.

Also, there are a few more distinctions with regard to the rule itself:1) The incumbent PARTY will win the election if the Redskins win, and the challenging PARTY will win the election if the Redskins lose.

He's not allowed to sub out any work to others without my permission True, and that is true with any contractor I hire, if I hire you, YOU are to do the work so this does not strike me as a determining distinction either.7.

It's a very important distinction which your original post did not state, and that many new investors may not have realized.