I'm doing the math and after a sale price of 2.5 minus holding costs, agent fees, capital gains tax, it wouldn't make sense for us to wait 15 months to walk away with around 600k profit.

if it's helpful to know, the place is a condo.David Best way is to be referred by your accountant and given exact math on how it will save you money on your specific tax scenario.

You'd have to do some homework on market demographics & what highest & best use would be for the property.

We are a closed group, not open for anyone wanting to join...Some math is pretty universal though - Let's take a home in your "sweet spot" range - ARV of 700k.

If that property is till under the LLC you will need to purchase under the LLC.If you have taken ownership of the sale proceeds your next homework assignment is to look into Qualified Opportunity Zones and Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOZ, QOF), note the same accredited investor status still applies. 

I think it's just math. 

Yes, property managers you can goggle and do your homework and interview to see who you want to professionally want to work with for all of your real estate needs.

Then you give them a "take it or leave it" offer.One other bit of "home work" for you - how much will it really cost for you to repair the property if they move out, to market standards to get the $1150 in rent?

Do the math: 100 car train, each car 100,000 pounds gross weight each.

Would love to see the math behind this.