She has a lot of experience with buying and selling "homes" however, I got the impression she didn't have much experience with buying and selling investment "properties".

I earned my CPA after college.I currently work as a real estate financial analyst for a multi national private equity real estate firm, but have a strong interest in starting my own real estate investment practice.I am very impressed with the information available through the podcasts and forum posts.

Until now I was under the impression the process started with an actual executed contract that has a property to be able to take to the underwriters.

My impression of your "account advisor" was poor.

Pricing takes into consideration the risks and rights of ownership, something wholesalers don't assume.My last comments on this matter:My impression is that while you obtained a license and were introduced to the social aspects of real estate, responsibilities, fair dealing, proper pricing, valuations and the like, you have either forgotten or decided that your ideas are more favorable to you.

I just joined this site over the weekend as a result from a friend's "word of mouth".I have been in the business over 15 years, and always interested in checking out sites that people find credible.So far, I am pretty impressed by BP.  

I'm not a CPA, so don't take this as an authoritative answer, but my impression is that in most cases a real estate asset held at least one year should be eligible for capital gains treatment.    

The other units are in good shape and very clean but this could be our chance to impress under new management.  

@jonicamiller I attended it as well and was pretty impressive from the audience.

I was not impressed.