Again having my guys doing the rehab.Following, building a steady portfolio of flip and sell and buy and hold properties id like to start moving in to the international market, obviously this area will take years to get to but is an end goal of my company.I do greatly understand by putting myself into the business side of this and throwing myself into the renovation side of it, i do fully understand the work load I will put my self under, however from all I have read and learned from other people in the industry one of their biggest issues is the contractors.

Landing AMZN is a big deal, the 'new' part, and may (perception) trigger new infusion of intrastate or international capital.

Utilize direct proforma analysis to determine the most beneficial Internal Rate of Return between each scenario, and including owner risk tolerance, make final business plan decision.6.

I have learned many, many lessons the old fashioned way too.

@Nick KatsikisThe source is the Temporary Regs to Section 469 of the Internal Revenue Code.

I even hired a business intern this past summer to help me.

Sorry; I'm old fashioned. 

I would suggest, in similar fashion, start writing out your investment strategy so that you have a road map to where you want to go.

I've been reading BiggerPockets for about 2 months and felt its time to make myself available to regional, national and international RE investors.

It is Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Code.