We are having trouble figuring out what option(s) make the most sense both in terms of minimizing debt / maximizing cash flow when retired, but not getting in over our heads.The two houses are:1.  

Key benefit might be able to maximize total return on whole investment (apt + solar), with out this solar option the returns are going to be based on just the investment returns on original apartment building. 

I have a property where the owner owes 30K, it needs around 50K in repairs and the owner would be willing to carry back the note for 0%.

My plan is to use private money to get the work done in under 8 weeks, and the...

However to maximize your write offs look in to an "S-corp".

It's more important to protect your downside than it is to maximize your upside.Rarely, if ever, put your whole bank roll at risk.Pass on marginal deals.3.

I understand that it is a tough feat to succeed as a real estate agent on the side but I know there are tricks out there and strategies to employ to maximize the time I am able to put forth.  

If what you're looking for is to maximize cash flow with little regard for any kind of appreciation (as long as the property is not declining) areas like Indianapolis, KC, the midwest in general, may be better options.  

Keeping in mind reserve requirements, it just seems as though the first move to purchase was hard enough as it is, but now as I prepare to make my second purchase/investment it seem to be dragging my feet as I look for "The Most Value Maximizing Decision".

Hi everyone,I'm trying to learn more about turn-key properties and what the best options to maximize return on them are currently.

My question is this: what is the best way to maximize this money to really jump start our portfolio?