If your purchase amount plus the other amounts are still low enough that you can flip a profit or benefit from it as a rental, its a winner.

However, I am aware there is tremendous opportunity here, and as a smaller developer in particular, to capitalize on and benefit not only my company but the comunities we build in, as well as the city on the whole.

If you are looking at the STR tax benefit, please be careful.

This is an exciting start of life-long journey I'm pursuing in real estate.

We know the benefits of house-hacking and how it can afford someone to get ahead in real estate, so we wanted our next purchase to pay for itself via Airbnb.

I've been interested in real estate investing for quite sometime and decided to get my license while I wait for my main gig to get going again.

I would love to connect and just get an idea of how/what/when/why to become a private lender.I know there are so many avenues and paths within real estate i just want to explore this one a bit moreThanks

You're in the right place to learn about real estate investing.

Now, I'm looking to venture into real estate investment for several reasons:Diversify my investment portfolioBuild generational wealthLower my taxable incomeMy Investment Criteria:Buy and Hold Strategy: I'm focused on long-term investments.Cash Flow: Not a priority for me; I don’t need the income from these properties, even in retirement.Acquisition Pace: I plan to acquire one or two properties per year.

How do you handle repairs, compared with other B+ and A type real estate classes?