Just have to roll with the punches.

Hey Karl, @Karl SzymanskiI can definitely understand the temptation to do something close to home, but it likely will depend on whether you are planning to manage these properties yourself (which I personally, wouldn't since you are simply just buying yourself a new job) and where the best forecasted ROI is at. 

If there is little to no equity, the borrower may not be able to sell the property on the open market because it would require cash at closing. 3.

You could pull some cash out to do the renovations and then refinance on the ARV once its done in 6 months and take out more cash to buy another investment home or rent that one out and buy a New primary home.If you have any questions on the steps or the process feel free to reach out or send me an email. 

Hi Everyone, Does anyone did the "land profit wealth" by Jack and Michelle Bosch? 

I just want to be sure I write this out correctly in the request for repairs form.

I'm new to the investing business.

These are just Marketing ploys to try and get you to sign up for a program and the odds of being successful are pretty much zero.

Thanks for the reminder Janet!

So if you had 3 rentals with losses and 2 rentals with gains, the losses from the 3 rentals would offset the other 2 rentals and the rest of the loss would be carried forward to offset other passive activity losses in future years if applicable.