Keep your eye on the prize and focus on appreciation - you won't regret it.

Winning (getting a judgement) is relatively easy.

So flip it , learn save then go on your ownGood Luck PS do not pay more than 100k, all in 120kish, add 5k for you, so 125k, leaves about 40k im profit, win win , 

Hi @Mollie Hess- for a house hack I would consider it a win if you can live for free or even for a couple hundred dollars a month.

You win some and you learn some... either way you're moving toward your goals.

@Cian Van Hees, regarding your interest in being a real estate agent, here are a couple of noteworthy reads: "SOLD" by David Greene, "The Millionaire Real Estate Agent" by Gary Keller,  "The One Thing" by Gary Keller, and "How To Win Friends & Influence People" by Dale Carnegie.

Not a winning battle at the moment.   

I am a Gamecock fan to and have been so excited all week about the win and Beamer ball for our team!

We win some and we loose some.

On traditional flips, you will normally pay ordinary income tax on any gain upon the sale since this is considered "active income" which means you pay whatever your individual income tax rate is on the profit.When it comes to flipping, there is so much involved from the tax side that you really need to talk to a good CPA that specialized in real estate and pay whatever they want you to to help you time things correctly and structure the deals so that you win.