Gain will be any amount of gain over 500k (with gain being calculated as original purchase + renovation, deducted from sales price)For a 500k construction loan....are you literally planning to tear it down and build a whole new dwelling vs Rehab? 

It was sold literally 2 days later because it was in a park that read more like a high end campground than a trailer park.

Amanda literally wrote "The Book on Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor."

If you're beating out the competitors in every category, there's no reason for you to not have a qualified tenant in a few weeks.Me personally, I would market as soon as possible, maybe 1-2 weeks at the end of construction... when all that's left is maybe painting and cleaning....That way prospective tenants get to see they're getting brand new stuff, literally before the paint dries. and you get a head start for minimal vacancy time.

This is literally costing people thousands of dollars.

I'm self managing (i'm literally mowing lawns) at 1.3% and I am more than happy with it.

Hi @James Lusk,I literally closed on the 4-plex today!  

I just came across a listing for one that's 1.5 hours outside of my Booming hometown, and about 30 mins from a fairly large town....but it's literally closest to a place classified as a ghost town. 

(Also never mentioned to us until now)Basically, they said that they will try to finish this Friday (9 days over what was agreed on the contract) and they literally will not do anything not listed on the contract. 

If the LLC is literally just the real estate I would lean more toward actual property appraisals.