My accountant is Jeff Stoller of Goodwhich Stoller and Associates.

What I did not include were the legal expenses associated with two recent evictions as I figured that a 55.6% expense ratio would probably be pretty accurate over the long run.

I'll look into the other investors association as well.

This is a natural thing flipping a house as there is possible way to estimate every cost associated with your project.

I have also found that joining a local or fairly local real estate investors association (REIA) is a great way to learn localized operating information.

First and foremost, you should know that Sacramento Mayor Darrel Steinberg STRONGLY opposes rent control, and wants to keep it off the ballot:https://www.sacbee.com/news/local/news-columns-blogs/city-beat/article212766719.htmlSecond, the Sacramento Association of Realtors also strongly opposes rent control.

I have met with a hIgh school friend who is currently an associate broker.

I probably get 3 - 4 deals every day from local wholesalers trying to sell their deals.To find them, connect with your local real estate investors association (REIA), experienced local investors, and certainly on BP.

Return on Equity is always a great barometer to watch and to see if that equity could get better returns leveraged somewhere else, if that person is willing to accept the risk associated with it.

What are associated costs transferring title to EAT and then us (will there be transferring cost twice?).