I know this vision may be interpreted as overly ambitious, but I like hard work and I like challenges.

International tax is not my specialty per se but I do have a masters in tax law and reading/interpreting the tax code is something I do well.  

Hey @Christopher Phillips, interpreting the language from the selling guide how could the $10k spent on materials and labor be counted as part of the initial investment? 

"work" keeps getting in the way).Careful on the way the sellers interpret a finance contingency - they just might finance your deal albeit NOT at the amount of the agreed price, hence why I use an appraisal contingency.

I consider it up and coming but I guess everyone has a slightly different interpretation of that.

And what I did in all my years in CA.. is I simply close on the deals then resold.. and you NEED to disclose your a principal and licensed.. and that's no biggee one line in the contract..but I think a lot of this is situatational.. if you had an agent telling little old lady here nice clean Rancher in Santa Rosa that is worth 600k is only worth 400k and you resell with doing little to nothing and make 200k.. that will be frowned upon.You take a house that is falling down  extreme hoarder   bare land other types you can be more liberal with value interpretations. and unconcienable profits.

It's how you properly interpret it and the legal ramifications of what you find.

My interpretation (I'm not a lawyer) by in unit they mean the same dwelling unit.

When you say, "The market value appraisal indicated that their share of rent should be $925" that sounds like an unusual interpretation of what you get from an appraisal.3.

If the tenants do not speak English make sure you hire a third party interpreter to translate them for the tenant.