Hi All -I have what I hope is a quick question for the tax professionals out there.

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I understand that with SFRs, my rent, maintenance, and taxes will be more but that is all factored in.My reservations with the SFRs are rising insurance and property taxes.

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He paid me for two months and then disappeared off the face of the earth.

., off-street parking, on-site laundry, garage, etc).The ultimate plan is to BRRRR, and I'm able to secure verbal agreement from a couple of relatives and friends for financing.

This can be an extremely time-consuming and frustrating process but needs to get done.Borrower Calls – Once the servicer finds your borrower, they’ll make scheduled collection calls notating what transpired and what actions need to be taken.Collection Letters – A variety of collection letters are mailed out based on the delinquency of the borrower.Borrower Statements – Print and mail out monthly borrower statements.Incoming Funds from Borrowers– Any incoming funds from the borrowers will be received, recorded, and distributed to the investor, less the servicer’s fees.Year-End Tax Information – At the end of the year, the servicing company will print out all eligible borrowers who have made interest payments greater than $600.

I'm not going to throw stones and tell you what you should or shouldn't do, but the arrogance of your response is off putting.

(it seems a bit too far to me but budget wise I might be able to find something there).Thanks  Hi Sweta, I work with an agent well versed in the area that frequently finds off market deals for investors.

That's just a rule of thumb for a quick calculation.Flipping is could be cost intensive and then bring tax liability when done as a one off, for instance if you did 1 per year maybe it's not worth it.