Real Estate investment/holding companies are generally classified as earning "passive" income and are taxed at the highest corporate tax rate (~44% in most provinces).

I do that with my IRA, definitely a good option.Technically you can probably do a handful of flips with an IRA, but there’s some fairly steep UBIT and the potential that if you do too much it’s classified as “active income” which is a no-no for an IRA.

There is a classifieds section on BP.

For newly constructed, purchased or renovated properties and also retroactive generally over the last 10 years, building components are properly classified into individual units of property and accurate recovery periods for computing depreciation deductions.

I placed classified ads in automotive repair shop trade journals, announcing by services.6.

Fix and Flips are different, you are running more of a product based business and needs to be tracked a different way, that one is more of 2 hours a month/flip to make sure we are classifying it correctly and tracking it as a project. 

Understanding this dynamic could be key to making informed investment decisionsI own rental properties in three very different areas in Columbus, Ohio, which I would classify as ranging from A to C areas.

Quote from @Manan Shah: Hello,I wanted to ask if anyone has reliable contractors for a rehab project in Dayton.Thanks,Manan Post this in the classifieds section and you'll get people reaching out to you.

Your post is a classified ad. 

If I can pull 75% of ARV regardless of the original loan amount, why is it that I can classify this as a non-cash-out refinance but pull more than the original LLC loan?