More fees to the government, more profits to the title companies.Most of the folks I know only do three or less fix-and-flips a year, fewer if they're serious rehabs due to time frames and resource constraints.I think a lot of states are finding legislative ways to "get on the REI gravy train", driven by cries of "foul" and "fraud".

I have a client right now who is doing crowdfunding with international real estate, but it is under REgulation A. IS

The town is a really family driven / good schools / starter home kind of place, do you think there will be any downside to listing it after the school year has started??

send the owner a "I want to buy your house" letter. 

Option B would be my secondary vote if you were willing to take the COA-related risk in this option versus the known loss in A.  I

The prices are driven up there because there's nowhere else to buy and options are extremely limited.  

In it, it mentions that at the AI conferences of experts in AI, 41% of experts didn't believe AI would ever take over.

I prefer class A property (see definition here), because it will have less hassles (I'm aware that cap rate and cash flow is lower for class A property, as compared with the other classes, but I still prefer class A). I

It's awesome to see so many driven people making it happen each and every day.

Hi @Aaron Smith,A is clearly & without a doubt long-term financing, and B is clearly & without a doubt short-term financing.