you wont make money renting it out. just improve and resell

Try not to become a drain on their time and energy.

By THE HOUSE I mean the one that we weren't redigning in our head while we were writing the offer.In your shoes I'd be inclined to get a place in a (hopefully in the near future) "improving" neighborhood.

The positive energy flow from this place is excellent.

All loans, improvments, rental fees will be directed to the LLC.

In this 1031 exchange the replacement property price plus improvements will equal the original investment property (spent by 180 day exchange period).

Likewise I agree that the Houston Real Estate Market is very efficient with tremendous values accross the board.

He has never purchased property or tried to improve his situation because of that type of fear.

Or are you going to do a home improvement loan?

I planned to do some of the above, for quick needed cash, but for the real service, I am able to do much research including comps that are appraisal quality for present purchase and future improved value.