As real estate investors, we’re always focused on maximizing our returns.

I am newer to the Real Estate Investing community.

Like an Amazon store or for real estate? 

To start, I’d like to ask you a question: What is more important, purchasing real estate where you can obtain 100% return of your capital through the BRRRR investment method but otherwise break even or even worse lose money or alternatively  leave some of your capital in the deal but earn a profit when the property is sold? 

It’s usually the C/D property investors who are sensitive to late fees because they are often times running  business rather than investing in real estate where they have to nickel and dime the tenants to generate revenues.

This is truly a fantastic place to connect, learn, and continue growing your real estate knowledge and network.Keep up the momentum, and feel free to reach out if you ever want to share more about your journey or need advice.

And the real mechanics underneath are very complex, but no, you do not win this game.

Working full time and investing in real estate is pretty normal. 

When you buy a home in Ohio for significantly more than its current assessed value, like $400K compared to the county's assessed $80K, your property taxes will likely increase, as the county will reassess the property based on your purchase price.Regarding your idea to have the seller transfer the property into an LLC and then buy the LLC: this strategy may avoid immediate reassessment, but it depends on local tax laws, and you should consult a real estate attorney to confirm if this is viable in Ohio.

I’m eager to learn from all of you and grow my knowledge in real estate investing.My aim is to connect with others and generate additional income while working my 9-5, ultimately securing financial comfort and stability.