Thus it was as not flipped (unless you consider the nominal transfer between predecessor deed holder and current deed holder a flip).

., constructive receipt doctrine, effective control over nominal 3rd party relationships, lack of genuine risk bearing and compliance with transactional terms, etc.).

Make sure you are able to make changes to the listing after it has been posted for a nominal fee.

As you have repeatedly mentioned Joshua, the true "interest rate" in year one is much, much higher than the nominal APR; in this case it is 74%, not 4.5%.

Hi Shawn,Don't quote me, but I'm pretty sure you deduct the rent (75%) you're getting from the liabilities (denominator) rather than adding to your income (nominator) IF it's an investment property.

ya its not like moving to a 3rd world country plus you can get health insurance once you have your Golden visa for a very nominal amount according to my friend that has a Golden Visa. the 500k has to be in cash though I believe.. they bought a unit in Porto and one just north of Lisbon. sure beats Mexico I can tell you that..

I personally bought a home in British Columbia in 2001 and thats how it worked there .. you went to the bank They charged a nominal fee and the interest rate was competitive to other banks.

The D area will have more nominal to flat rent growth and little to no equity upside.If an investor is local to the area and they only have 5k to get started then I can see why they might go the D class route and have a big headache for early investing years owning a D asset.

DST are heavy fee laden because of the way the companies have to package and sell them to make money.Some of my clients instead might look at zero cash flow properties with pay down/re-advance features where they put a nominal amount in for equity requirement say 15 to 20%.

This will provide a roughly 10% nominal return likely over the next few decades as it has averaged that since 1900.He says it's simple and other than his son Howard, the others have little interest in investing/finance, and the sp500 index has outperformed >98% of professional money managers over any 20yr or greater stretch.