When I saw my tax advisor/attorney, he said another option would be to have a separate LLC for each property with a holding company for expenses common to all properties and to make distributions and contributions.

It's the focus of many towns now and when you have a septic inspections, the companies have to turn that over to the town usually so it's flagged and most large repairs require replacement.

However, the substantial price increases and lack of inventory have lead me to start buying tax deeds, which Georgia is a penalty state offering a 20% (non-prorated) premium. 

As a lender I help clients with unique financing all the time, and have a couple long term hold investment properties but I am wanting to start “dipping my toes” into the flip world.

It’s been a while since I last engaged on this forum, and I’m excited to reconnect and start networking again.My name is Corey Flood, and I’m a Cybersecurity Analyst who recently relocated to Dallas, TX.

The estimate rehab budget was $133K and I gave him roughly $30K to start for various deposits (Roofer, Windows, Framing, Etc).

The population growth, tech company migration from CA, and infrastructure investments make for a solid long term market. 

Thanks for your feedback.If you were misled, it's never a good start.

It's good to have that honest conversation from the start and I'll be revealing to understand what your partner has to offer and vice versa.

Should we expect to have difficulty filling the last couple months of MTR because the MTR calendar will show less than 3 months available starting April?