It’s very difficult and with legislation currently being debated may become impossible to get a TVR (transient vacation rental) permit for single family homes, even if the home is somewhere that doesn’t have HOAs and would potentially allow for it.

Basically, he has all the money, and I have all the time.He currently owns 18 properties and is a Doctor, with very little free time.Basically, I proposed to him that we could start out with a small, cheap flip- where I would find the deal, off market or on market (I am a full time realtor) and I would manage the entire flip from beginning to end, then could list the property since I am a realtor too.

It is really hard to compare apples to apples here because seller financing allows you to do more or less whatever terms you and the seller agree to, that could be amortizing over 30 years or it could be interest only over 3 with a balloon at the end, so you can propose different structures to get you where you need to go.

https://www.bizjournals.com/lo...Good to get some new builds in the area, but I wonder if the area will be able to support that much inventory. 

Basically, he has all the money, and I have all the time.He currently owns 18 properties and is a Doctor, with very little free time.Basically, I proposed to him that we could start out with a small, cheap flip- where I would find the deal, off market or on market (I am a full time realtor) and I would manage the entire flip from beginning to end, then could list the property since I am a realtor too.

They have proposed the following..."

While one would need to review legislative/regulatory history to really understand the "why" one can deduce that it comes down to the fact that rules are different (e.g. rules for calculating 5-year "clock" for qualified distributions, etc).

I have considered coming to my dad with a proposal to be an investor with us, but still not sure what to do with our current house.Thank you so much for prompting me to think bigger!

Leander Springs, a 78-acre, mixed-use project with retail, restaurants, entertainment, hospitality, office and residential components, is coming to town, Leander Mayor Troy Hill announced Oct. 15.Located at the southwest corner of FM 2243 and 183A, expectations are that a fully developed Leander Springs could be valued at $1 billion, according to the city.In addition to commercial development, up to 1,600 units of multifamily residential development are proposed for the project, according to the city.

However, an incredibly iconic and historic building in our hometown city is currently at risk for being either demolished and redeveloped, or rushed through local legislator to become a government building.