Our cost to do business vs the revenue a small loan generates would put us in the red.

The issue I have and would like to hopefully get some advice on is the below:In real estate specific tax strategies - it is my understanding that I would be able to generate significant “losses” through the use of bonus depreciation and other strategies. 

Personally, I have found occasional private lending to be a good networking tool and lead generator for what I'm really looking for - properties I can develop. 

I see the value in generating consistent cash flow and building long-term equity through this strategy.Available Capital: I currently have 100k available to invest.

This also leads owners to ASSUME simpler is better when it comes to management contracts.

If they see that youre generating cash for operations via a non-RE business activity, it could be an issue.

Initially rented to long-term tenants, it generated modest cash flow of a few hundred dollars a month with a 4.25% rate.

Aloha guys, I am a new investor with no knowledge and experience looking to BRRRR in Indianapolis and looking at a Seller's Disclosure and Lead based paint.

Mainly because home inspectors already have tools and systems for quickly generating thorough inspection reports to help you negotiate credits, concessions, and/or price reductions. 

i doubt you will be able to generate enough commissions from "investor" transactions, especially early on.