@Chandler Roman are you rehabbing for an investor or strictly retail clients?

However, you do need a CPA that is familiar with real estate taxation and the state laws of California.

I’ve got a couple free and clear homes and one condo that I bought strictly for appreciation and now that it has reached the value I said I’d sell for, I’d like to move with it.

I'd check local laws to see if you can even enter before the redemption period is up.

You would be violating the law by collecting a fee acting as an agent.

My father-in-law approached me and my wife about turning his current sfr in Metairie, LA into a duplex via ~$100k add-on project.

HELOCs are still tax deductible under the new tax law but only for capital improvements on your personal residence.

I have made offers on two deals so far, it is not more because of the strict stipulations of the lender (the deal has to be EXTREMELY good).

Also, I'm not up to date with Airbnb laws in Las Vegas, but with it being a tourist destination year round and with you being a local, it might be worth it entertain that route.Let me know if I can help out in any other way!

Also tired of spinning my wheels with farming neighborhoods.I do have a question...is anyone working with any lawyers (or that has in the past) that specializes in probate law that receive any leads?