Hi Guys,I am doing my research on these guys as well.here is a link to some reviews I found online that might shed some light on the subject:https://www.bbb.org/utah/business-reviews/no-licen...feel free to shoot me a massage for more info if you need.Have a great day and a lot of success! 

When you sell, it'll trigger a $15k capital gain which, depending on your tax bracket, will result in an additional $2,250 to $3,000 in federal income tax.

@Chris Purcell That's the plan - I've been looking at Michael Quarle's site for when it comes time to pull the trigger.

Or pull a trigger on a less expensive property 3 unit property.

I'm looking at a single family property as a rental which I'd then try to wholesale but before I pull the trigger I wanted to reach out to the BiggerPockets community.  

Credit goes to @Rich Ferradino though for identifying those neighborhoods :) I'll check out Lavaca as well and revert back after I've pulled the trigger on a property (or hopefully properties).

Hey BP nation,I decided a few months ago to put my crash course education into action, jump into the game, and pull the trigger once I found a deal where the numbers made sense.

So I may pull the trigger .... 

I was also able to help them with deals in Somerville and South Boston (Southie) and what I learned from these two is invaluable.Although I never pulled the trigger or got around to getting my first deal in Boston, I am able to bring everything that I learned into a market that is much more affordable here in State College.

It's definitely a good idea to stay liquid but I wouldn't hesitate on pulling the trigger if an opportunity presented itself.