Honestly i have no clue which angle he was ultimately trying to go at, but it sounded like he works with a lot of investors who own real estate that produce more deductions than they have in income to claim on taxes, the point he kept repeating was that you can calculate how much income on a property could maximize the usage of all your deductions, then either pay down to this point and maintain it, or refinance the property in a shorter mortgage to gain income and bring the level back up to this level every so many year or after paying it off. 

I highly suggest making sure your lease options contracts are separate and are done correctly in order to decrease liability and maximize your returns.We market our properties by putting signs in the property or by hanging door hangers in the neighborhood.  

I would maximize the 2hrs everyday and lock down some deals first before doing something stupid.

I just started using the BP forum, so any advice on where to navigate to maximize my experience is invaluable.

For example if you know the price of the characteristics, you can calculate expected sales prices for different possible renovations among a menu of different ways to renovate, and then try to make a return maximizing decision.

Some contractors may cut corners in order to maximize profits while meeting the guidelines of the developer.

There are several approaches to doing lease options, and consequently, many variables... so it would be prudent to do so to 'maximize' the exposure, pre- screen the largest number of applicants, increase the likelihood of 'closure' (selling the property) with the tenant buyer(s) and structuring the deal, to optimize your ROI.

Will want to figure out how to maximize ARV for that area though as sale prices are up to 400k in that neighborhood. 

Traditionally I have always done my own taxes, but now that our portfolio has more than doubled (also looking at a duplex in the Spring), I am in need of someone who really knows the intricacies of real estate tax laws to maximize our return for years to come.

Traditionally I have always done my own taxes, but now that our portfolio has more than doubled (also looking at a duplex in the Spring), I am in need of someone who really knows the intricacies of real estate tax laws to maximize our return for years to come.