but I like it.. this one the numbers are 160k for the lot bought 6 months ago for cash close when sold probably next 60 days profit about 200k.. net... yes I will have to pay tax .. but so what.

Your market - do you end up more profitable if you charge back utilities with a lower rent, or you paying utilities and bump rent payments up.

I am talking about selling my primary home for a profit. 

While that sounds easy enough, that doesn't leave much net profit!

FIND A DEAL - Where can profit be made?

I've done such purchases very successfully and very profitably.

I'm not concerned about the companies being able to pay as they are very large and profitable. 

Obviously that's not something I'm thinking strongly about right now, but that could take place eventually.To add to this, neither of us plan to see a whole lot of personal income from this for a little while because we'd prefer to put all profit back into the company to expand faster.

My goal is to buy 5 more rental properties this year and I plan to do so with the BRRRR strategy and when possible, buying turnkey properties with accumulated cash flow from my current rentals and profit from flipped properties. 

@Jonathan Taylor Smith - this is one of the things that confuses me- how do you make a profit if the seller owes more than it’s worth?