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Kaylee Walterbach Multifamily investors: What has contributed to your growth?
26 August 2022 | 179 replies
The ability to absorb the 100 NO!'s
Austin Bright Best lead sources for motivated sellers
14 September 2022 | 1 reply
You need to shiuft through ALLLLLLLL theses NOs to find your rare "YESes".That is why you are having a hard time.Most won't believe me... or they do but they choose to ignore it... but if you choose to ignore this, you will never change right?
Michael Plante Calling all accountants
12 April 2021 | 0 replies
Ok I am in between a battle of 2 accountants for my tax return for 2020one is telling me 100% the IRS will see me as a dealer and all profits will be taxed as regular income including the 15.x self employment tax The other says NO I’m an investor and should pay under long term capital gains because I have owned all the land for over a year I have 5 mobile homes purchased in my name no LLC NO S CORP NADA on land I am selling this year 4  were purchased 2 + years ago 1 purchased 3 months before I am selling it 2 were rented out part of 2020 but NOT before that    The other 3 were never rented out  sat vacant for 3 years while I fixed them up 3 were really bad condition/unlivable and I fixed them up.  2 I actually had moved onto vacant land   I owned the vacant land for 3 years   The houses themselves  I bought a little over a year ago Profit on each average 80kI believe they are BOTH wrong what say you?
Trevor Praetsch Sketchy Real Estate Agent?
13 April 2021 | 10 replies
On the surface no, s/he is not being sketchy but rather just protecting her client and her license.
Sarp Ka 2 Loans at the same time
2 June 2021 | 19 replies
When they do a search before closing and see the NoS, they will know... 
Elisa Sacchetti First property: multifamily with FHA loan questions
9 August 2022 | 6 replies
In this business, its not about how many times you hear no, its all about how many "Nos" it takes to find a "yes!" 
Joey Shaw Just trying to get started...
1 August 2022 | 14 replies
Don’t be discouraged if you get a few nos or the conditions you aren’t looking for.  
David Cunha What loan packages are being offered for investment rentals??
3 October 2022 | 10 replies
I'd recommend shopping as many as you can- i got a dozen "no"s before i found the lender for my first buy & hold multifamily.
Alex Zientara Tax - Holdings company taxed as S-Corp or Partnership
27 September 2022 | 1 reply
No S-corp, please!