Glad you didn't give up and kept on pushing forward.You are much more knowledgeable and equipped to handle more flips in the future.Thanks!

It would be advantageous to have no taxable revenues those early first few years, which can be achieved may ways such as electable deductions on capital improvements, different equipment procured and so on.

I have owned a restaurant and a vending business.

We are equipped to handle everyday aspect of your rental investment/properties, from screening each applicant, to leasing the property, handling maintenance issues, as well as evictions.

My company does a variety of different financing proposals including accounts receivable financing, equipment lease financing, and most importantly commercial property financing.I do have a personal interest in real estate investing itself.

Illinois Equipment Fair Dealership Law3.

If someone else is better equipped to handle the flip or something legitimate is found out about the property (cloudy title, mineral rights gone, easement through pool).

We understand the anxiety that comes with vacancies, but with the right strategies, you'll be well-equipped to attract reliable tenants.

You will rent to great residents if your equipment is up to date or progressive from the competition.   

No amount of success stories, no number of impossible situations that Agents are not equipped to handle, no logical attack on flawed equity stripping logic or questioning if I was "ethically" obligated to offer top dollar (I'm not, you're not, heck, they don't even do it in retail) could slake the hate or turn the tide of an entrenched culture.