I have improved fair rental value and value by increasing the kitchen size; adding an island tearing down walls between the kitchen and dining area and living area, etc.It all depends on the particular property. 

Just connects people with live lender deal sessions, learning modules, content, round tables, virtual and live events plus more. 

Not going through escrow, (using table top closings), hiding the transfer by not recording and hiding the transfer in a land Trust can all be construed as intention to deceive.

Turning a dining room into a bedroom can be as cheap as $2K, add $600 in rent, and create a value of $75K.   

I do not have/use a checklist for what I consider the easier things - like couch, dining table, rugs, mattresses, linens, etc. 

And then take all the profit off the table and reinvest the bulk of back in real estate (leveraged or otherwise) and take a little into the equity markets.

I'll take the money you leave on the table. 

Partnering with someone who already has multifamily experience while bringing capital or other value to the table seems like the smartest way to accelerate without taking on unnecessary risk.If anything, my biggest concern is making sure I’m partnering with the right operators — people who are truly experienced, not just using clever language to appear that way (a big issue in the space right now).Appreciate your insights!

The concept is "continuity of investment," meaning you can roll your gains forward, but you can't take any money off the table while still fully deferring taxes.In your case, if you withdraw the original 50k down payment, it will be treated as boot, and you will have to pay taxes on that amount.

I’m eager to learn from experienced investors and collaborate on finding great opportunities for fix and flip, multi-family, and land investments.With a background in sales and marketing, I bring strong relationship-building and lead-generation skills to the table.