Hey im a new investor in the Atlanta area just on here reading and learning everything possible right now.

One way or another, however, the investors must work to pay down loans, increase rents and decrease expenses wherever possible.

According to this, apparently I can contribute not just 20% of the profit, but possibly all of it up to the $53k/each limit.File a W-2 and W-3 for my wife's income (I'm not yet clear about how much income or what all gets reported on it).In-plan rollover of both of our "after-tax" 401K funds to the "Roth" 401K accounts (no extra tax owed).

To keep this as short winded as possible, just do it.  

I'd like to invest multifamily, Townhomes and possibly single family homes.I'm a new member, and I am new to flipping, rehabbing, and wholesaling, and I am looking to connect with other real estate investors to learn as much as I possibly can from each and everyone of you.

Also, the BIG spread in possible listing price makes me curious.

I see some MF properties that could possibly work if you were able to talk the seller down in price, but at the same time have been on the market for 3 or 4 months or more.

I'm thinking I keep them rented and one day possibly tear down the flood buildings and build up a new building.

I have not I'm still trying to determine if it is possible with what little capital I have.

@Stephanie Younger I am a national development director and have interviewed and screened literally hundreds of contractors for virtually any and all trades that you could possibly imagine.