Either way, it doesn't make logical sense for the IRS to allow them the $500k married exclusion on both properties.

It takes time to develop the systems and processes needed for consistent results.

I have a small local bank here that closed a Heloc on a borrower's current primary residence while she was in the process of closing on a new primary residence.

Hi BP Community,I'm in the process of evaluating a fix-and-flip opportunity for a single-family home (SFH) with the following details:Purchase Price: $1,000,000Renovation Costs: Approximately $400,000Estimated Timeline: 12-14 months from purchase to saleI'm trying to determine what would be considered "good enough" multiples and internal rate of return (IRR) for this type of project.

The kind of deals that make other investors wonder how you’re always one step ahead.

Make sure your listing is SEO optimized with the right keywords to attract more renters—many property management companies can help with this, along with tenant screening and payment management.

But my background and experience is in Business Development, and Marketing Strategy in close integration with sales, so I figure I at least have some transferable skills that'll allow me to make the most out of property as an asset class.

We sign a completely new lease with the new tenant after we make sure that they meet our rental standards.

As far as the job goes, if your working and making money, and don't have any financial burdens, just keep plugging away and saving money until you find something else.

Also, which option would make sense for me: a HELOC or a Home Equity Loan?