The idea, from the IRS standpoint, is that when you eventually sell the new property, you end up paying the taxes on that sale AND the original sale of the first property.

I eventually settled on another market where cash flow is king and property information is readily available!  

A big reason why I went for my RE license is to become a more independent investor, and eventually become a broker/investor.

Atlanta is one of the greatest places to be if you want to be an investor, watch almost championship teams, have a great job, and sit in traffic, then eventually become your own boss and work even more!!  

I'd be interested in that as a possibility for building capital which I'd eventually want to move into a MFR later on. 

I plan to eventually refinance to a conventional and like the idea of seller financing for at least a year to avoid the need for coming up with $50k-60k for the 20% down payment.

That was back in Cincy, so its been a while since I've been a homeowner.After trying and eventually failing to successfully grow a tech startup for a few years I've returned to the marketplace as an employee with a company I love to work for -- MailChimp.

I believe wholesaling or renting single family homes would be the thing i find most interesting, but I'd eventually like to be able to get into commercial real estate with private funding.

At this point we are just documenting and gathering information for our eventual lawsuit.At week 21 we had hope it would be repaired.

I would like to eventually get into larger investments or partnerships.It's been great so far seeing so many different perspectives, so can't wait to continue the learning!