Do you capture comparables and then compare closing prices over time? 

Yes, it's very competitive out here, but I remain consistent.

Exterior/Interior Paint, fixtures, etc.These buildings were constructed in the 1960s with steel pipes and much of the plumbing has been replaced as needed including new supply lines in the ground and new sewer pipes under the slabs.Ongoing maintenance costs have been pretty consistently high on this project, but the rise in rent over the holding time has been a saving grace.

There will be no capital gain due so no exclusion.If you really want to capture the section 121 exclusion while keeping control of the property you can sell it to an S Corp, but then you won’t get all the real estate tax benefit of passive income.

Developing connections with seasoned investors may yield insightful advice, opportunities, and important insights.Educate Yourself: Read books, listen to podcasts, attend seminars, and take courses to consistently increase your understanding and proficiency in real estate investment.

Do this consistently and you will not regret it. 

@Samuel Diouf Hi man just seeing your response but my current strategies consist of flipping and possibly buy and hold if I can find great deals.

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We are investors that solve seller problems and are compensated for that with equity capture. 2nd, we buy in areas we expect to appreciate or to cash-flow well.  

Instead of listing on the MLS, if you are trying to capture seller's or buyers looking to rent furnished for a few months in the interim you can get a lot of requests from Zillow.