If you have holding costs, they will be stretched to 18-24-36 months even for simple, zoned as a matter of right projects.

Appraiser would only go to $210,000 and professionally thought that was a stretch.  

(Every tax deed auction I've been to requires that you prove that you have the cash when you arrive to even get a bidder's paddle, and also requires cash payment for whatever you buy immediately after the auction ends.)If, by some chance, you found a tax deed auction that allowed for a longer window of time to pay and financing was allowed, then about the only types of financing that I could see even possibly working would be private money (from someone you actually know - like a family member) or maybe hard money (though that'd likely be a stretch too). 

Thanks to the 2017 tax law, anything 20 years or less can be written-off as an expense immediately with Bonus Depreciation rather than stretching it out over multiple decades.Here are two big reasons why you should pull the trigger and cash in on a Cost Segregation Study.1. 2020 is going to be rough.

You are considering a BIG stretch of coast and each will have its fans.

Everyone is still going to be looking at my content anyway....POW POWEmulate is a stretch for my map (though it's probably spot on for the B2B one).

It is a major stretch to believe an exact repeat of 2008 would happen.

Hi Tim, Yes, properties in Destin tend to be more expensive than PCB area, so your dollars will stretch more here, as an example, I've listed a 2-bed / 2-bath townhouse with attached garage in the south lagoon area for $239,900 and it got under contract in 13 days.

The original pitch I received was that I could stretch my own money with sponsorships, but now it seems they are only providing interior design and I pay full price. 

We have potential buyers interested in that one, even though it was not finished out at a flip level by any stretch.