We do plan to link up with other local investors down there, but wanted to reach out the BP crew to gain any insight.

You will receive no capital gain for full payoff, which is a main purpose of buying an existing note, i.e. the discount.9.

If it was not your investment/rental property that you held for more than a year, it might be ordinary gain, not capital gain. 

I recently signed a contract on a single family residence that I am going to be adding to my portfolio and have an investor who will be putting up the cash for the down payment. however I will need to gain financing to cover 80% of the purchase price.

I've been told by my real estate agent (and confirmed through my own due diligence) that if you sell your house after 2 years, and before 5 years, you're not required to pay capital gains tax.

Hello,I have a "flip" house that is nearing completion, Its a 5/2 split level and the market is pretty hot in my area. Purchased for 125k put approximately 60k in and will sell for 250-270k. I have a private money loa...

As a TIC, there were clauses in our agreement about gaining approval for buyers in the event you have to sell. 

He brought up a 60% Heloc Strat....Example given:$100,000 3/2/1 SFH$1,000/ Month Rent Rate30yr Mortgage 5.0%Option 1: 20% down20% down 20k, Mortgage payment of $430/month+$245/month expenses, cash flow $325/month ($3,900yr) + est $1200 in equity payed down... for a gain of $5100yrOption 2: 60% down60% down 60K, Mortgage payment of $215/month+245/month expenses, cash flow $540/month ($6,480yr)+ est $480 in equity payed down.. for a gain of $6960yrOption 3: Heloc 60% strat60% down 60k, Pay Mortgage payment of 215/month first 3 months, then apply for a 15yr HELOC ~5% for the 40k remaining of loan.

All of the gains will grow tax free.

We've now, registered our LLC and received our EIN, but looking for assistance with next steps in gaining our first rental property.