My client is going to file charges against metro flippers in all regions they operate they are fraudulent and never close any loans they send out fake settlement statements and imposter a company that lends their numbers are spam numbers

Guys with problems end up gambling everything away because they've lost too much to walk away now.

to me its a waste by the time they alert you that someone has filed a fraudulent deed ext. its already done and your going to have to take action..

Holding onto a property merely for tax considerations is a dangerous gamble.But if you want to gamble - yes, selling in a year without a W2 job usually saves on taxes.

I know that sounds crazy, and you and I would never think to do it, but people do.At the end of the day, inheriting tenants is a gamble and risk you need to factor in.

The area does not have explicit rules on STRs so its a gamble with that strategy.

Its a gamble to go the permit route or not in Philly and absolutely matters the neighborhood/your neighbors as they are usually the folks that will call L&I on you OR if your property is near other construction sites where inspectors would be traveling to/from.

Focusing just on appreciation causes people to take on negative cashflow situations, gambling that the market will eventually save them before they run out of cash.

Don't gamble. 

Its a gamble to go the permit route or not in Philly and absolutely matters the neighborhood/your neighbors as they are usually the folks that will call L&I on you OR if your property is near other construction sites where inspectors would be traveling to/from.