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But I know a phone sales type that almost exclusively cold calls and sold 19 properties his first year.  

I had similar questions/discussions with my accountant this year regarding a business my wife started and it turned out that since we weren't using the space in our home exclusively for her business, then we couldn't write it off.

We've got great reviews on VRBO so I don't think we need to exclusively focus there and I'd like to be able to hopefully capture more potential renters by also listing on airbnb.  

All the great development that actually brings profits (any) are very private and exclusive to big investors.

I went with a lender that was a recommendation from another investor and they focus almost exclusively on rental properties.

Specifically, I'm exploring wholesaling and creative financing deals for SFH, but finding those exclusive, hidden-gem deals is tough, especially on a tighter budget. 

You can sell and take the primary residence exclusion which is tax free and a much better deal.  

I am in Houston and have questions about wholesaling and assigning contracts:Do you suggest using the option period on a standard TREC 20-7 to control the contract/property and flip it to an investor/rehabber or using an Exclusive Option To Buy Agreement that I would develop?

Steven Hamilton II The insolvency exclusion rule is something I learned about last year.