I feel bad about it and know I will pay penalties but it honestly out-weighs the benefits we have gained from the year.

Does the rental cash flow out weigh the expenses.

This gain in value and sales appeal far outweighs the price to do the work.

If you can ride a few years of storms then the longer term gains will always outweigh the low returns.

And I'm sure if you look past your frustration at the current market, you can see quite a few instances (high-income earners in states with income tax, etc.) where it makes sense to invest in real estate with 'income' as a secondary or tertiary goal - the long term benefits (delaying income) and short term tax benefits could easily outweigh the short-term yield sacrifices. 

Hello, I am a new wholesaler & I have a motivated seller with a home in the beginning stages of foreclosure, whose balance on the home outweighs the ARV.

, I believe the positives far outweigh the negatives.most people do a very poor job at planning for retirement so a vehicle that helps people get there, even if there are definate disadvantages like fees, is a better option than not planning for retirement at all.Or at the end of the day, diversify and use all the financial tools at your disposal.

So weigh in your long term goals to decide which strategy will outweigh the other for you and your boyfriend personally.

The benefits far outweigh the cost.

I think it is important to weigh the risk factors from a legal perspective AND the tax ramifications from a financial perspective before making a decision.Are the overhead benefits from a tax perspective outweighing the potential loss from a lawsuit?