Even during a 5 year holding period a properties value can double increasing equity substantially.  

Or if you are using the home as a short-term rental, you could try to qualify as "materially participating" and use the short-term rental loophole. 

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I'm brand new to investing (aka no experience, no doors) and have heard on multiple podcasts that short term arbitrage can be an effective way to get started.

I’ve been following BP for years and have some minors experience with one property.Long story short, my partner and I are on the same page to prioritize this.

@Kim LeJeuneIf you lived there and sell shortly after (within 3 years), you may not owe capital gain tax.When you ask about the form, it sounds like you intend to wrestle with forms.

Hi, I have a borrower who is looking for a short term cash out no doc loan in Philadelphia, PA.

@Liam Willder because If you purchase with a DSCR it is expected to be occupied by a renter, often by the time the loan closes or shortly thereafter.

As far as it predicting high on revenue, that's obviously the biggest risk and I'd be concerned about that as well when getting into a new market as a short term rental investor. 

They sell to cash or hard money buyers only, generally no inspection period, non refundable deposit and you are paying the your and the sellers closing costs.