We believe rehabbing this house could be a great addition to our portfolio.I’ve consulted several architects who’ve indicated that I could potentially build up to seven 1,250 sqft homes on the lot.

High-dense urban environments should build up, and get rid of underutilized parking since public transit is easier in these environments.  

It's a condo that I'll be living in, I'm buying with 0% down, and longer term aim to leverage the equity that I build up and put it into other property, likely out of state.

(Using BRRR)Prices + Loan rates + not-great-looking cash-out refi's are making me look outside CO.Do any of you have experience in or know the real estate market for BRRRR for MTR purposes in KS (MO vs KS)?

The amount of digital ink that is spilled on this site about LLC's and how to set up complex structures  by folks who can hardly be called investors is a bit maddening to me as it keeps folks from actually investing dues paralysis by analysis due to things that really do not mater a great deal.

So in theory you could build up 70k of passive loss carryforward (or less or more, no minimum or maximum just theoretically speaking).3. in the year of sale, those losses will then be fully deductible against non passive income.

How many rentals are in the immediate area where you want to build up the business? 

I am looking for about ~ 8% CoC and they guarantee the rent for the first year along along with equity buildup.

Yes, but now there's a bunch of chemicals in the ground that wasn't there before and if the draining is habitual, it can't help but build up.

Start looking at single families that you could purchase/renovate/resell to build up the cash needed for a larger downpayment on a multifamily.