All depends on what you feel like messing with, but definitely check into liability insurance!

There is a bunch of liability taken on by a broker once you operate as their salesperson, depending what state you're in.

That should give you a good appreciation and cash flow in the future.It all depends on the amount of down payment and your purchase power. 

. ;  )Depends on how you view it I suppose :P Since we are (in many people's views) "gaming" the material participation test laws here, I would consider it a loophole.

Your answer to those questions will be "it depends" - it depends on the state and local jurisdictions that you and your real estate investments (or other business ventures) are subject to. 

When it comes to Detroit it's really going to depend on what kind of gross profit you're looking for.Can you clear $20k-$30k on a deal that sells for $120k-$150k?

Ultimately, it depends on how much effort you want to put into it. 3) Thoughts on interest rates/real estate market in 2024?

- but in Vegas nowdays buying a condo, one looking at mid-200k in decent area- homes let’s say 400k plus… rent is on avg: 1500-2500 ( depending apt / home and of course size)- so how this makes sense to buy and rent - especially with todays %rates,- or someone is willing to put 50_70% down at least ,….thanks 

This is for single family property. new construction in CA priced at 500k  Hi Milind, Depending on your FICO and DTI you may be Able to get 7.125 with no points.

Benchmark, Touchstone, First National Bank, First Citizens, First Carolina, Wake Forest Federal, and Providence ... all depending on the location and the deal.