Any leftover gain is taxable.The $150K left after paying off expenses isn't directly taxed.

Happy to help point you in the right direction or introduce you to some great independent agents that work with us in Maryland.

I have actually changed directions with my investing since I posted that a year ago.

If it’s tied directly to the lender as part of your mortgage agreement, you’d probably need to negotiate with them or refinance with a different lender who doesn’t require that restriction.However, if the restriction is part of the property deed itself and was placed by a previous owner or another party, it can be more complicated.

Feel free to direct message me with more details so I can better assist you.

The key is to interview your PM and make sure whoever your direct PM will be is on-point. 

Thanks Hi Spencer, I have a seven-figure portfolio that is a combination of both hands-on (direct real estate) and hands-off (syndication and crowdfunding)In my opinion, both have their pros and cons and neither is 100% superior to the other.

So there's not a way to know unless you find out from the seller directly.

Do they use a servicing company to make the payments directly to the , or do they make payments directly to the seller and hope they pass them on to the lender?

You'll be able to meet seasoned investors that can direct you in the right direction.