I'm looking for resources to maximize our tax deductions. 

Any tips on maximizing profits in new construction.

@Babu Ramadoss you're going to get the it depends answer. it depends on your short and long term goals. many will say chasing appreciation is gambling like the stock market. others say cash is king and never put your money where roi is not maximized. personally, my goal is replacing w2 income in 7 years so cashflow is king for me. that also means I need to use less leverage with lower roi, or do more brrr which would like take longer based on what I buy. your market will likely dictate one or other, and for the record I ignore appreciation in my underwriting as a buy and hold investor. the appreciation will never be realized until I refi out down the road.

Trying to maximize profit but also satisfy a buyer Thanks all!

I’m trying to maximize time and my available cash.

All new loans I am wanting to stretch out as long as possible so I can maximize my returns.I guess my question is, is it possible to get a 30 yr mortgage on buildings that are owned by my LLC with rates in the low 3%’s?

.- Pre approved for loan...expecting this property to be in 200k-300k range- Easy access to capital for down payment, yet trying to maximize the power of our dollars, hence our inquiry We are both well versed in valuing real estate and understanding the quantitative side of things.

Most lenders arent able to keep up with the infulx of business so they are raising rates to curb new volume and/or maximize profitability. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/09/mortgage-rates-could-be-lower-but-lenders-struggling-to-keep-up-with-demand.html

Renting by the room is the best way to maximize rents in the DC area.

I wonder if it just makes more sense to find good buy/hold cashflow multi-unit properties.Does anyone out there have any advice to maximize the use of my capital/passion, while minimizing the use of my time/energy?