so called GURUS just sale information that has not been tested or proven to be right..all hype, they could do such thing they will be the last to share their secretsdon't fall for it..ask for physical prove then you will know better

I think it's fine to do nice things for tenants who've been with you for awhile and have a proven track record, but you can't be a bleeding heart when dealing with the applicants (read: strangers).

A great read that discusses market cycles, new markets, and how to recognize potential in new cities.5.

Jdugan reiterates, with another good example, "f you want the RE out of the S corp without a sale (e.g. gifting to children), the RE comes out of the corp at FMV and gain is recognized."

Good investors can recognize most of the issues that a typical home inspector will find.

I tend to be drawn to comments made by people that I recognize on here and I recognize as active users.

However, LLCs have much more protection from liability than do Corporations.Long Answer:States (normally) only recognize Corporations.

I look forward to mining this site for useful bits of insight, regions or hot spots/regions of proven success.

You just need to knock on doors, go through craigslist, network with the right people, and recognize an opportunity when it presents itself.

If you loan to those with an ongoing proven track record in the rehab business, and they represent that the home is a flip, non-owner occupied, etc., it would be extremely difficult for them to claim you took advantage of them as innocent homeowners – entity or not.