@Faith KirkSince you are asking this question on a real estate forum I'm assuming that you wish to utilize your newly established SOLO K for alternative investments.

@Jonathan Klemm well I’ve had my share including sewer lines breaking and hundreds of gallons of raw sewage backing up into a newly remodeled unit among many, many other gross and unfortunate clean-ups.

I also anticipated that taxed will be going up considerably once purchased as well.I think 250-270k is definitely the price point right now for a newly rehabbed property that has been properly permitted as well.

I’m new here to BP and a newly licensed agent in Galveston.

I’ve recently found an agent investor who has connections to builders in an area where newly constructed homes can go for $300-400k and purchased for about 80% that before being built.

Picture some stranger walking to your front door asking if they can see your newly purchased house to see how it looks after rehab......

I’m a newly licensed real estate agent and investor here in the triangle with access to the MLS looking to network with a team of local investors, wholesalers, contractors, and inspectors to get the best advice on what’s realistically possible in this market.

Hello Matt, Yes I am self-employed and it has only been a year since the launch of my e-commerce. 

I had to change strategies this year because my husband and I are both newly self-employed now and banks don't love that.

On top of the new commercial developments I am also seeing a lot of newly renovated SFH properties in the 77074/77036 zip code.