You still have the inocme stream regardless of the property value (baring unforseen and extremes circumstances).If you buy to hold for an extended period and incorporate both some cash flow and spec on appreciation, then buying continuously over time using cost averaging is the most effective way to invest in my opinion.

There is no such thing as sub3.It is just a "coined phrase" describing a particular strategy incorporating buying subject to (sub2) properties.I am now working a "secret" technique using sub2 that is very creative with my partner Nick and I think we will "dub" it "sub10" simply because it is ingenious and 10 times better than a typical sub2 transaction.

Your main C-Corp is actually lending out money from LOCs it has established over the years (without a personal guarantee -- after 2 years of incorporation and established credit with 4 or more D&B reporting companies plus a Paydex score of 80+).

Typically when/if you do business in multiple states, each state may require the LLC be incorporated there also.

You're an arm chair expert REI telling people to always be leveraged, keep that cash aside against it.

“Business equity line of credit: Use Real Estate as Equity” up to $500k, interest only. gather your business and personal tax returns, financial statements, articles of incorporation and other legal documents.”

Thus, as you can see, I have seen massive changes in my life by incorporating a real estate wholesaling business within my well-established luxury home real estate business. 

Don't look at the total sales price because it incorporates 8 units.

But if you hold title in corporation, the lender is exempt from issuing 1099-int.

Even the google earth pics show the house boarded up and a guy walking into the yard with two chairs as if he is living there.Taxes are a whopping $400, actually less, a year.But this is why I am reaching out to you in Texas especially since I have seen there are quite a few BP'ers who have Abilene listed as their home town.