Since this was your primary residence 2 of the last 5 years you would be exempt from taxes on a sale up to $250k in profit ($500k if married filing jointly).

Scale your portfolio slowly and explore partnerships or joint ventures if needed.Good luck!

Additionally, since we handle leasing for these properties, a broker's or real estate license is necessary.However, a broker's license is not required if you manage properties that you own jointly with investors.

Might want to tone it down if you genuinely want to learn from others, unless you just think you know everything, in which case you shouldn't be posting questions or voicing frustration, as you'd have solved everything and have a well-oiled operation in place....

As for the other project we have a vacant lot that the owner doesn't mind doing a joint venture with us .

Kris is a very genuine person that loves helping others.

world - some people live genuinely in service to others and they want to help, without wanting anything in return); maybe the new investor won't know the right questions to ask or how much information they should have, or even HOW to formulate that information into a question worthy of "your" response.So, I will repeat what I said initially, in case the folks in the back didn't see it the first time:  Whether asking a question as a new investor or answering as a seasoned investor, ALWAYS lead with kindness.

Specifically, I’m interested in discussing:-Trends and opportunities in the San Antonio and Austin real estate markets-Tips for successful cosmetic renovations and cost-saving strategies-Potential partnerships or joint ventures on upcoming projectsFeel free to share your experiences, insights, or even just say hello!

I'm not familiar with Indiana law specifically but in Colorado where I am the security deposit is the security deposit and is not paid per person unless you're renting by the room, but if both tenants signed a joint lease a full security deposit should be yours until the end of the lease and it's up to them to handle amongst themselves

(a) Dollar limitations -(3) Special rules for joint returns -(i) In general.