All the same rules and steps of a regular flip apply. 

When applying for a new traditional loan, bank does not look at the title, right? 

Yes, my impression is that the commercial loans, although not reported on your personal credit, will still impact applying for a conventional loan. 

In many states disclosures for commerical property are exempt and the disclosures normally only apply to 1 to 4 SFR.

This is in Texas (non-disclosure state):price: U$ 720,000 - No exemptions - published at MLS2020 taxes: U$ 6,104 | 2020 assessed value: 256,677 | 2020 tax rate: 2.392%2019 taxes: U$ 6,174 | 2019 assessed value: U$ 257,625 | 2019 Tax rate: 2.396%QUESTION: If this house is bought hypothetically at U$ 720,000, would that possibly trigger a re-assessment by the county, then applying a tax rate (let’s assume stays around 2,39%) against the sold price U$ 720,000 turning taxes into U$ 17,208 (increasing from U$ 6,104 paid in 2020) how likely is this scenario ?

I’d sent him many areas he could apply for help and asked for documentation he was struggling with rent to document but he didn’t follow up with the request and to document he was having trouble or met the requirements for aid.Regardless, what got to me was a statement he made that he was able to start making payments after catching up with his credit card debt.

Hi my name is Jake Jensen, I am completely new to real estate understanding basic techniques some investors are using, and being lost and confused when trying to apply them to my special current situation that changes per person, and despite the constant back lash from friends family and that keep telling me not to buy in my ever changing fast growing utah housing market.

One idea is 80/20 which could apply, but maybe in your area it's 70/30. 

Also, keep in mind that same methodology applies to rental rates too.

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