I prefer to get a timeline of the process between checkpoints.Sorry if my question is over simplistic.

The diagram is overly simplistic but I hope it conveys the risk urban sprawl represents.Not every city is subject to urban sprawl.

Anything more than that would be a judgment call.That is a pretty simplistic explanation assuming I understand your question.

I don't think a CPA will mind talking to you to give you an education when it's likely you would use them for your business.I'm not a CPA but in simplistic terms and from what can be read in the IRS Publication 529, the 27.5 you speak of is for residential property.

PLUS , you still cannot show how it is functional in any way since you have to have a SOLD price to do your simplistic math.  

You are making 5% on the bank's money, which exponentially increases your returns per dollar invested.Obviously this is a simplistic example, but the concept holds true when you apply it to real life, subject to certain caveats.

This is far to simplistic and short imo.

MindyAwesome and simplistic.

Hey everybody,So today my concern is on "crowdfunding" not too familiar with the term but to put it in a simplistic way for me to understand is basically, you and a group of other individuals partner up and all fund for a deal whether it'd be flips or complex's whatever that's my understanding put in a very very simplified way.

I apologize for the length of this post, I could not make it shorter.So we are on the same page, I believe that any good investment location/property must meet three criteria.Sustained profitability - The property must generate a positive cash flow today and into the foreseeable future.Currently and likely to continue appreciating for the foreseeable future at or above the rate of inflation - Properties appreciate in locations that have strong demand, which is the key driver for sustained profitability.In a location where you can make money and you control your property as opposed to the government dictating what you can do.While the above may seem simplistic, a lot of things must be right in order to achieve all three goals.