If I owned the property and sold it in under a year, lets say 6 months would it be considered Short term capital gains tax?

Because of my fix/flip, buy/hold background, I specialize in under managed under performing properties.

FB and LinkedIn are great resources, but unfortunately, most groups I've found there are inundated with spam -- you won't find that here.

In the month of September, my company sold 14 properties with conventional financing and all of them in under 60 days.

It is very hard to get a GC to give you a quote on a property in under a week, let alone on a property you do not own.

Lee we see that in the last 10 years were HML started to market themselves as private lenders.is just a marketing play.the idea is the public for WHATEVER reason thinks a private lender is going to be far cheaper than a HML.when in fact this simply is not the caseor the public thinks a private lender won't be a strict in under writing as HMLbut basically ANY lender that is in the business to make loans at above bank rates is a HML.a private lender is your doctor your friend someone known to you and who DOES NOT ADVERTISE at all ever.maybe the most they do is find someone to do business with at a REIA. 

At $75 a month, you break even between the two loans in under two years.

Ipso facto...you're gonna need a title company.When you get the deed it will have a few key pieces of information.Term: Start date to end dateInterestPaymentTake those three things and punch them into an amoratization table calculator.Now go to the table and look for the month you are currrently in. Under

They had it fixed in under a week and we closed.

Adjusters and contractors will be inundated with work, and will be completing estimates as quickly as possible.