@Aramazt Tanashian I'd be cautious as no expert works for free.So, either this person talks a good game, but doesn't know what they are doing, OR they are hiding how they'll make money finding you a property & rehabbing it for them to manage.EXAMPLE: contracting companies make 20-40% markups, so why would this consulting company not charge to handle rehabbing a property for you?

Avoid the capital gains and use your Shedule E, LLC or business returns to offset passive income with great tax deductions and write offs.A fix and Flip can offer a good way to get some fast cash and deal with taxes in aother manner but again its still not the long game I think works best. 

You have all your chips on the table and you can lose in this game, believe me, I've seen people in spots where it looked like they had a clear 50k in profit coming there way and then things go sideways and you hope to break even.

IF you're in a HCOL area or HCOL region in a normal area, definitely add a bathroom it's a huge appraisal add and game changer. 10-15 years from now when you sell, nobody wants a 3/1 now and won't then. 3/1s stay sticky in any market I'm in, I'll buy distressed and add 1-2 bathrooms and get a huge return on just that. 

Use third-party experts for thorough analysis and efficient software for streamlined documentation to enhance your due diligence reports.In my experience, leveraging due diligence can lead to better outcomes.

We decided on a % and they are stoked because they wanted in the long run this property to be a gameday house for football games etc.

My name is Miguelli and new to the game.

If you told him you have been playing pickup games for the past year and need help improving your jump shot, now he has evidence you're motivated and a specific goal he can quickly help you work towards.

We have a ton of games for those rainy days, a 3-1 game table (bumper pool), but the thing we get the most compliments on is the kitchen amenities.

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