@Frank Greg while I understand that damage occurred the cord was 200$ and she drove it for the following week then said it needed all the electrical components replaced after leaving a charging port open in the snow for 2 days and the cord lay across a walk way

You need to put the details like exactly HOW you can achieve that $3,000 a month cashflow.Below are the components of a real estate investing plan:I.

I think people have taken the negative components of wholesaling and completely demonized it.

Another vital component of the buyer representation agreement that is usually overlooked.

Don't get involved in the emotional components of this.

Per historic we had to retain the chimney so that acted as a feature component throughout most of the units.

If you break down each component worth it..reminds me of the seminar a couple of hundred people ran, yet they had phones that cost well over that.

@Zachary Gray Tenant Improvements, can and should be depreciated, especially when they are large, and cost segregation is certainly needed if you have structural and non-structural components.

If you have that type of income - then yes, W2 would max you out on the major part but not all of SE tax (Soc Security tax maxes out, but not the Medicare component.)In order to create a Solo 401k, you also need active business income - i.e.

The FL market is inflated right now, so I would recommend looking for a multi-family deal with a value add component to mitigate some of risk.