Im not offering equity or working with more than one lender per deal.I've done a few fix and flips and plan to have my first ten doors with partners by october 2020I know things change once I offer a piece of equity or start pooling multiple investors.I also know that responses on here are not financial or legal advise.

Be advised that prices have risen rapidly over the last few years and competition is fierce, so don't get discouraged when you lose your first few bids at or above ask price.

I would advise you to consult your tax professional as we do not know your individual tax situation, nor what caused your initial interest in QOFs.To answer your question sincerely (with a common answer in the tax and accounting world), "it depends".

Readers are advised to seek professional advice.

You're welcome to swing by my office in Buckhead to discuss your plan in detail and advise accordingly.

Avery's advise holds true during our current bull market.

I would advise you be stern with your requirements or hire a property manager so you don’t have to deal with that :).

Sure, it will cost you a few hundred bucks, but it could save you tens of thousands down the road, give you peace of mind, and not turn you into that "motivated seller".Your agent should be able to advise you on what they typically see in property conditions in your market and how people proceed.

ThanksPlease keep in mind I am not a CPA and this is not to be considered tax advise.

Thank you alot for all of this advise and insight, how would  Finance when you are just starting out in flipping house or in genera, ( harsh loan, private loan etc)