May be able to avoid capital gains taxes all together if you have the right timeline...

Would that create some of the same liability we're looking to avoid?

The guy was caught a few days later but all that could have been avoided if they had used the guidelines posted in the original comment.

I  avoid places where cost of living is so low that studios and 2BR/1BA are going for 500$/mo or less.

Those claim they have lots of inventory but have little to show I avoid them.

I’ve been interested in real estate for the past few years even though I am young (21) , I wasn’t to be come a investor and have no idea where to start , how to start or which niche to avoid , I’m just looking for advice go away to get started in investing.

Do you have any tips/recommendations on minimizing risk/avoiding these types of people? 

We have avoided them in the past due to those issues despite their attractive pricing, but are considering using them at a property next year as a "test".

I’m a relatively new investor & I was talking to some buddies and they basically told me to avoid single family like the plague because if one person leaves you’re at 100% vacancy.What do you guys think?

I'm tracking debt collectors license is required and a million dollar bond.Again I'm new, but the advice I received from podcasts ect was to avoid KY due to the high requirements.I know your looking to network with local investors, but with the high requirements in KY you may open your radius up to surrounding states as well.My exact Notes:Kentucky Million Dollar bond requiredAvoid this state for note investingHope this helps.Jeff V