I use American Express High Yield Savings Account.

You don't make $30K in *gains* flipping homes, you make $30K of income that will be taxed at ordinary income tax rates.

@Rickey WileyPayments/expenses that are ordinary and necessary to your business are deductible.Typical expenses for real estate investors are real estate taxes, home owners insurance, mortgage interest, repairs, travel, HOA dues, property management fees, etc.

Then when you take distribution from your 401k - you will have to pay ordinary income tax.

The last one I ordered was through First American Title but there are other providers. 

The tenant is responsible for ordinary cleanliness of the rental unit, except for any cleaning the landlord agreed to do."

Having American's in your team who reside in the US helps for traditional financing.All the best with your investment journey!

@Scott Steffek,My point is that this is uncharted territory and many landlords had not really considered non payment prior to government shut down.I am fortunate in that I have planned for something out of the ordinary so I will not be affected, and all my vouchered tenants have nothing to fear from me in the way of eviction and business will be conducted as normal.The newbies or those landlords that haven't planned for a black swan event may not be as fortunate.Proper planning and ample cash reserves can make or break you in this business and this is a good wake up call for us all.

So let's add the poorest Americans and their landlords to the list of people feeling the squeeze as our fearless administration pushes forward on its quest to keep out the Mexicans. 

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