Being a public adjuster will not really help you gain skills to work with upset tenants or the deal with the hassles of being a landlord.

He is aware his capital gains tax will be higher when he ends up fixing and selling the property in the future. 

Of course, welcoming any and all within the forum to share your insights.  

I don’t have enough for a down payment but i do have quite a bit of equity in my home. looking for some insight on how i can get a low down payment or should i use my equity, plus funds to fix property. 

Thank you guys for sharing some insight.

Feel free to share your insights, ask questions and connect with other members.

But my thoughts are will the hassle, time, money, spent on repairing give me any actual "gain" in the end?

We are soon to embark on our first land subdivide deal here in GA in between Greensboro & Augusta.

If I die, the property gets a stepped up basis and no taxes will ever be paid on the gains. 

But a lot of these issues could have been avoided if I just had more experience.All, this to say, I want to continue investing in Real Estate but the pace I wish to do that cannot be directly proportional to the experience I gain.