Now that you have the risks pointed out, the benefits are tremendous going with the "assuming you buy right aspect"You control property you otherwise may not have been able to, you increase your tax deductions, and cash flow, and the low interest rate currently is the cheapest $ in the biz right now.

Just extended the benefits to as long as 53 weeks!!

I'm torn as to the benefits.

This is a resource that many people do not use because so many are getting in the game the wrong way.There are many ideas out there that can benefit you, but think of it this way, they start at 8 or 9 and they drive neighborhoods and find those houses that you can not or that you have overlooked.

If you're still the owner, you have depreciation and therfore some tax benefits.

Remember, there are 4 benefits of owning RE.1.Appreciation2.Tax benefits3.principal reduction or payoff4.Cash flow(if any) The first 2 are the largest ways of creating wealth, by far in any study ever done.

It has no picture, contact info, and a tag line or something like "Real Estate Investor" or President of my company's name (I can't remember and it's not on me right now---deadly sin)2) The others are bright yellow We Buy Houses CASH cards with as much persuasive copy and benefits as I could cram onto it as possible.

I told him absolutely - but the benefit depends on the recapture tax.

The location is optimally situated in a busy and constantly growing commuter hub and professional district.Although at present I am not a real estate investor in a traditional sense, the requirements of my operation has indirectly brought about an significant interest in it.I hope to be able to use this site as a meeting point for local investors and/or private lenders interested in discussing both short and long term opportunities.Thanks again for allowing me to introduce myself and I look forward to working on many exciting possibilities through this site.Best, Christian Crespo

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