Quote from @Steve K.: Why would you throw another $800k into a market that you're bleeding money in?

Went to a sheriff sale with one property in mind, bidding started at 50 k and I was prepared to bid 75k max - I was fairly sure that no one would bid anywhere close to that amount because it was in a neighborhood I specialize in, and the value to me would be higher than to the average investor.

Also no insurance.Finally, the IRS Audit likelihood for a 1040 with 6 Schedule E properties is about 10 times as likely as a 1065 (with your spouse) or an S-Corp.Then you can get a single K-1 and do your own tax with Turbo Tax.

Recently, I had the opportunity to cash out a portion of my 401(k), leaving me with $20,000 burning a hole in my pocket.

The husband has told me he got the bank to agree not to come after him for deficiency - not sure if that's true or he just didn't know what he's talking about, he seemed pretty out of the loop on a lot of the information, but he's not interested in getting the house back. 

Good afternoon, I am a first-time investor looking to get started with my first property. 
I've for over a period of 2-months been looking at properties in the cheapest neighborhoods in Philadelphia, namely those wit...

I'm very interested in speaking with someone in the Seattle area that can council me through rolling over funds into a solo k for real estate investment purposes. 

Once the 1031 exchange is completed (again assuming 1031 compliance), I can continue to rent the property indefinitely or at any point after 2 years of rental, use it as a primary residence and thereafter living in the property for at least two years qualify to use the Section 121 Exclusion to eliminate capital gains entirely (gains estimated to be about $70 K, well under the $250,000 single filing limit).

Hi BP community. I’m working on a fix and flip deal. I am not very liquid at the moment. I have lots of saving in stocks. I also have the ability to take a $50k loan that would cover my closing costs. It would be 15 y...

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