Flipping California properties 200-500 acquisition price points with normalized net returns of 15% has allowed us to capture between 30k-75K per project average to around 52.5K per project.

But if you want to take full benefit of the power of the 1031 exchange then "conversions" of investment into primary residence can be used to capture some of that tax deferred gain and turn it into tax free. 

I guess the reason they've captured some interest is because of their increases haha

The real trick is to capture every single inquiry you get into a database so you can then start marketing future deals to them.3.

Before long, you will have captured an hour or two without noticing a huge change to your routine.

Maybe I should capture the house value while I can.

In my case, it is still fairly expensive (gonna be about 2k a unit once all said and done) BUT will save me 500-600 bucks a month, and will add 80-90k in value that I will capture when I refi.

I am mainly looking for the cash flow game in long-term rentals but also have been looking and BRRR strategy recently as it seems to be the best way to get the best cash flow or possible just flip it to capture the gains more quickly.  

@Jordan Gilberti This is one of the toughest areas of this industry to accurately capture...especially flippers taxed as ordinary income...and at the end of the year, how many investors really do a deep dive on their properties and confirm actual ROI...not many...this is tedious (and sometimes disappointing work).While flipping houses is not a viable or sustainable industry, it works for generating vacation cash...the most successful flippers aren't flipping houses any more, they are lending or teaching other people how to flip houses...but why?

Hi Elizabeth,1st question is if any of this is captured in your lease?