This is a pretty random first post...

You can then develop your own plan not simply take random suggestions from strangers on line.

(Sorry but it kept flipping the image on me no matter what I did). 

We've had 4 clients audited from random lottery and our defense has always resulted in 100% success, meaning that all our studies have been "unchanged" - we've never given a penny back to the IRS.

So maybe consider a 1031 tax exchange to avoid paying taxes on the sale and look into purchasing a small to medium sized apartment complex that will bring in more cashflowEx: A 30 unit complex ($50k per unit) with average rent of 600-800 (random, but common) would GROSS $18,000-$24,000 monthly..... so I know this is just a very generic example but it gives you the idea..... obviously a lot of other variables to consider when analyzing a multi family deals 

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Otherwise several people would have to pull separate reports.I agree, it's illegal and immoral to just share it with random people, but if the review is required to complete a transaction, I am pretty sure that that single report can be shared with people involved in the transaction.

Instead of making offers on random properties, identify the neighborhoods that fit the formula.

Newbs tend to get nervous and scrap an underperforming ad, not knowing that the difference of changing the ad image or the opening line of text or the call to action button (literally just one of those) can make the difference between an underperforming ad and one that knocks it out of the park—It’s crazy!

I would also be sure to ask for proof of insurance or a bond...referrals, images of past projects, etc.