If given the choice of one or the other, they'd prefer appreciation over maximal cash flow.My goals: Help them find a property.

Anyway, we need someone to help with taxes and tax advising ( to maximize tax deductions, etc and would love to Hear your recommendations.

Anyway, we need someone to help with taxes and tax advising ( to maximize tax deductions, etc and would love to Hear your recommendations.

Anyway, we need someone to help with taxes and tax advising ( to maximize tax deductions, etc and would love to Hear your recommendations.

Then try to sell at a premium.3) Hold onto it long term and put a corporate renter in one side, and a long term tenant in the other to maximize cash flow.I suppose there are two questions there.What's the best way to use a HELOC in this situation?

I wanted to put this out there as a contest to ramp up responses and ideas for creative financing approaches to see who can help me in figuring how best to structure the deal to minimize my risk, increase learning opportunities during the process, and maximize returns in light of minimizing risk.

You may not want the liability/headaches that come with being a landlord so rentals may be out of your interest whereas if you are just trying to maximize profits and earn cash in the short-term, selling & flipping could be more your speed.

Setting up a website is great and you can maximize traffic by creating SEO campaigns via Facebook and Google adWords.

(trying to maximize my limited advertising dollars)I haven't placed any of the bandit signs yet but plan to this weekend.

Looking for cash-flow and hoping to maximize built-in equity.