Plus after the 2 years, you avoid capital gains tax on the profit under $500k and get the ability to use your VA loan for your next primary residence. 

I suggest living for two years to avoid capital gains if you sell within two years of moving out.

In SF, these are called capital improvement passthroughs and I believe in some instances 100% of costs can be passed through by a rent increase.

I know this is true because I speak with professional investors and brokers  every day virtually every broker and investor I deal with does not know how to do the math the so that you can double your investment capital every 1 to 2 years.

Does anyone have experience working with these guys?  Any info would be greatly appreciated. My wife and I are getting into lending and would love to learn more.

Travel Quit JOB by age 40 Net worth of $1M by age 40 Passive income of at least $20k by age 45STRATEGY Our main source of capital will come from completing 2-3 fix and flips per year.

Most people outside the profession don’t understand the time and capital it takes to make a project come to fruition.Before a single piece of equipment touches the ground, there are years of government meetings, environmental and site assessments, engineering studies, etc.Each step requires significant time, effort, and capital investment.But when done right, it creates a ton of value and transforms communities, which is why I love it.

I did just invest with Ashcroft Capital, which from learning about Joe and Ashcroft, looks like a solid company.

Initial Investment: I have an available capital of $80,000.

Is building a new property for a house hack potentially a good idea if our goal is to continue to scale/grow our capital or should we just stick to looking at existing properties that need work and pull our money out post-renovation?