The former is active business income, and the latter is not business income, and is also sheltered by the section 121 exclusion, assuming you meet the requirements.

It’s hard to be both, and you’ll want to play to your strengths.Go all in, and prepare yourself to ride out the storms.Best of luck!

In my market the cost of a general contractor willing to play ball with 203k is such that BRRRR will not work since you will not have sufficient equity after financing the cost of said general contractor. 

@Kurt Defenbaugh you can definitely use paper losses from LLC's you are a member off to offset active income from your profession.

You should try, maybe you get a commission... but the big brokers don't play this game.  

You can also start playing around with the calculators and doing mock analyses on potential deals to start getting a feel for the market.

I am an active investor in the area, and I'm hoping to form a relationship with someone interested in working with me repeatedly on numerous similar projects as they come up.Some things to note: I live in California, so must be willing to work with someone remote.

.- Entry price point compared to other talked about areas- Other wildcards like floods and crime activity 

Playing the small ball shell game :)

Not a bad ROI, but the area overall, outside of Park Circle, hasn't seen the same improvements as other areas in Charleston.I grew up in Summerville and there are a few neighborhoods that have investment activity.