It will be held Fed 22 & 23 at DeVos Place Convention Center, 303 Monroe Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503, USA@Jacqueline Coombs I see that you are from Grand Rapids, do you invest locally?

A quick glance appears that it only applies to assets held in the US.

See the tier list below: Worst:– No coverage, held in your name.Bad:Relying on insurance.

Not sure where that money is held right now but if you can lend from a tax deferred or Roth environment. 

Regular meetings, workshops, and events are frequently held by these associations, providing an opportunity to network with seasoned investors.Real Estate Conferences: Participate in Chicago's real estate seminars or conferences.

You should never be getting more units when your "old" units or held ones aren't running at full steam because then you are spending repair money on a new project and won't have it for the first one.

For the life of me I can’t really find a property to flip locally but the ones I’ve bought and held for 2 years have appreciated significantly and if I was to sell some of them now after all taxes, commissions and expenses were paid I’d probably profit about $65,000-$85,000 on the 2 year properties.

We make sure an asset that is held will stand on it's own for a longer period should a correction occur, therefore, we don't build in appreciation into the model.

I keep hearing about 1031 exchanges, but I'm finding that flips typically can't qualify because I need to hold the property as an investment for two years and then my profits from selling need to be held in a 3rd party account until the purchase of a new like kind property.

The only way I would consider this is with a hefty owner held deposit, a personal guarantee, and some level of knowledge of the arbitragers business.Why do you not just hire a property manager to manage the property for you?