We plan to expand this property by adding additional amenities ( pickle ball court, pool, hot tub and premium patio sites) This property is managed by our management company Beyonder Camp.

If he just does ordinary turn work and limits the upgrades he could most likely still obtain a renter that could actually pay the rent.

He's fantastic, and has gotten me great rates, and kept me in the loop if anything out of the ordinary is happening with my policies: Tyler Arrington of We Insure Group: 954-400-0820

Same thing when the formal background check comes in.File this one under sociopathic liars: A tenant and his family that painted the property, stained the cabinets, installed a backsplash (all poorly done and without permission), removed a light fixture, spray painted the patio, damaged the new appliances, ruined the carpeting, and more.Our fault for not inspecting regularly, but the kicker was when I told the tenant I had before and after photos and would be pursuing legal action, the tenant actually said that all that damage was there when they moved in, and all they did was paint!

"Flips", the intent of buying and selling houses quickly normally results in ordinary income and not the capital gain preferential tax treatment.

@Ivan SmithSell it traditionallyI invest in notes and always tell people do not sell seller financeWhile you think it’s great cash flow / that interest you are making is ordinary incomeHow are you handling all the payments ?

SFH, 4 bed, 3.5 bath, 2540 sq ftSleeps 16-18 (we haven't fully committed to the bedroom & sleeping layout)Pool + Hot TubBack patio kitchen with sink, grill, hibachi grill, fridge, 2 TVs plus seating.1/2 block from the beachCome on down!

Profit from flipping is considered ordinary income. 

We also may have been doing an in-person meetup at Renegades Pub in Londonderry NH on their outdoor patio and I think we'll do another one on 10/22 but we're not 100% certain on that. 

That's  inclusive of all furnishings, linens, kitchen stocking, patio furniture, etc...