Hey everyone, I'm clearly new to the forum but have found this place to be a trove of information and really love it here. I can't tell if I'm in the "analysis paralysis" stage, or just being careful. To start, I have...

From some articles I have read though it sounds like exterior upgrades tend to have pretty good ROI, replacing the front door with a nice new steel one in a color that works well with the house, and new siding (or stucco or brick treatment) can be quite a good improvement in the look, that usually has pretty good ROI.

It's my job to make sure the wholesalers I'm dealing with are doing business in an ethical manor.

This other investor is a fairly ethical man.

It violates pages of ethics and legal issues.

I have seen and worked on so many properties for home owners, banks, landlords, other investors..etc... that I just will NOT sit back any longer and waste my time making everyone else RICH with my skills or my military work ethic....I AM READY FOR A LIFE CHANGE!

I have seen and worked on so many properties for home owners, banks, landlords, other investors..etc... that I just will NOT sit back any longer and waste my time making everyone else RICH with my skills or my military work ethic....I AM READY FOR A LIFE CHANGE!

I have seen and worked on so many properties for home owners, banks, landlords, other investors..etc... that I just will NOT sit back any longer and waste my time making everyone else RICH with my skills or my military work ethic....I AM READY FOR A LIFE CHANGE!

I ask because understanding the tax treatment of your gain will help you devise a strategy to use those funds.

Ethically is it wrong of me to feel like if they can't follow through with the option, that's actually in my interest?