Congrats keep grinding and keep growing!

I have a lender who wants to lend me 100k to use in our flipping business but was wondering if there was any way to structure the deal so the interest that he receives is not taxed as ordinary income.

Hello,I have been looking for my first multi unit (duplex) in the Willamette Valley wine country area of Oregon ( it will become Sonoma in 20 years ;-) ) and my retired father (healthy and active  66 years old) has been mildly interested in selling his home (no mortgage) for a change of scenery and possibly to move closer to our growing family.

Just don't buy in a market that's not growing or extremely overpriced rent-property value wise.In terms of other vehicles, crypto is dead and I won't enter at all till a bubble begins again as it could easily die for years and never come back.

We plan to buy/fix/flip single-family homes and build an inventory to keep it growing, but that strategy may change once we know more about the market and what we can realistically do.

As a wholesaler, I know that I have some investors who will pay premiums for certain areas if they are buying rentals because they know that the equity in those homes will grow at a faster rate than other areas.

You're reducing tax on profit from ordinary income to capital gain at the least and in the case of many of my investors - tax free.5.

They just have a shell metal building so it's not all that expensive for them to move and rebuild.Also, find a metro area that has very high population and job growth then find out which directions they are growing (usually easy to see by where there's a lot of construction).

I have a GC working for me now who I haven’t had a problem with thus far, but regardless I do need to grow my network all-around. 

If the proceeds from the sale will pay off the mtg, it just an ordinary sale.