You file for eviction and they employ multiple delay tactics that extend your court case 3-6 months without batting an eye, all while not paying rent.

Just curious what is the long term plan as far as minimizing tax in later years as the account in pre-tax become huge?   

Seems like a nice bed of cash coming in to use as a launch point - plus minimal cash out the door on initial purchase.  

At the same time, I prefer to minimize liability, though I’m not a seasoned investor.Is this one of those calculated risks that investors eventually become comfortable with, or should I prioritize limiting liability from the outset?

However, being two months behind adds urgency and risk, as initial rent payments may delay.

Cruz Muniz Start as a sole proprietor to minimize costs while testing wholesaling, as it's simple to set up and file taxes.

Delays are typically caused by previous landlords or employers who don't respond to our requests for verification.

Time is critical, especially in competitive markets.Clear Offer Terms - Present a firm offer with terms that make the seller feel confident that you can close fast, with minimal contingencies or proof of funds.Due Diligence Preparation - Have your financing lined up and know your repair/rehab costs in advance so you can move quickly without second-guessing.

For savvy investors, the key to keeping more of your hard-earned returns lies in strategic planning and leveraging the right tools to minimize tax liability.Whether you're looking to reinvest in another property, take advantage of depreciation, or explore unique tax-deferral opportunities, there are powerful strategies available to help you reduce your tax burden and maximize your financial outcomes.

If looking to scale flips and create systems around it to minimize your time and involvement, I'd highly recommend putting a team in place that can handle the day to day operations.