See the article below for some infohttps://rsmus.com/what-we-do/services/tax/the-dilemma-of-dealer-or-investor-classification-for-real-estate.html-If you feel meet the investor designation the next trigger is how long you hold the property, if it’s less than a year you will be subject to short term capital gains, if more than one year it will be long term Capital gains.

I pulled the trigger.

I know the very first step to starting here is taking that leap and pulling that trigger on a property, currently we’re in a need of a Real Estate Agent.

I'm currently awaiting pulling the trigger on a refinance on my latest BRRRR deal, as I'm looking for the next investment to place the money toward.  

But, its good to get someone else's opinion before I pull the trigger.

Another friend, who is a self employed massage therapist got it as well. 

BLUF, figure out your long-term goals, determine which strategy helps you meet those goals, learn everything you can about that strategy, network with other investors, and then don't hesitate to pull the trigger.

Pull the trigger!

Is this the only snag for you not pulling the trigger on this investment?

I finally did it, I pulled the trigger and bought me a home.