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Sometimes, using strategies like a 1031 exchange can defer these taxes while transitioning into another investment.Highest Long-term Returns:Generally, if the property is in a high-growth area, holding might offer better long-term returns through appreciation and rental increases.

Some cities worth considering right now include Tampa, Charlotte, and Austin—all experiencing growth and increased demand for housing.

Taxes are high and the growth is pretty meager, but if are looking for a place sub $200k that has some real year 1 cash flow, it's not a terrible option.

They won't assign tasks to vendors unless owners have money - and expect owners to proactively view their portals to see requests - and depend on automation to get their attention.

With the city’s growth and increasing tourism, more investors are seeing great returns from properties used for platforms like Airbnb and VRBO.

One way to achieve more equity is to look at the neighboring markets and growthtriggers see if your area has similar economicsPass performance does not dictate the future Growth factors possibly hyper growth in your neighboring areas new construction amenities I have seen areas jump 10 X in relatively short periods due to multiple factors shopping, dining You owe to yourself to research the possibilities of future equity growth. you can always syndicate your ownership to long term investors to recoup some of your capital. ideal for people look for a write off and have the Ability to wait for appreciation.

It’s not the big cash flow market but with people and companies coming from CA combined with limited to no building it’s going to continue with 6-10% equity growth.

In fact, I would argue that in some forms, it is more difficult since you have to find a good deal (no easy task) that has enough profit for the flipper and then room for you as the wholesaler.

Are there specific areas where you're seeing the most growth?