Not much concerned about cashflow, just equity and payoff so the home flows almost all profit in another 12+ years.A buddy of mine has an 1200 sqft 3/2 in a decent area with good elem and middle schools and just ok high school.He bought about 10 years ago at 125K. 

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They are super lenient with self employed buyers as well..as far as using profit and loss statements and such.

Then that go will give back some of the extra profit...Bid rigging is a thing...

I profit about $1000 per week per property between April-October.

It’s appreciated in value considerably while I’ve owned it.I know there is the 250k exemption on profits from the sale of your primary residence but that has to have been your primary residence 2 of the last 5 years.

Although a few of them may actually do a loan for a slam dunk killer deal, if they do, they’ll end with most of the potential profit too.

My original plan was to put a HELOC on each unit and pull 80% of the value out to recoup my cash, however now I’m considering doing a cashout refi in six months for the same amount or more.Using the HELOC, my original plan was to take a 50k line on each unit and use all of my cash flow (no money set aside for reserves/profit) to not only pay the interest but also the principle down.

Private Money Investor, with 50-50 split, 50- 50 profit or loss share.

Just bought, fees expanded a little when my partner and I purchased so our immediate profit eroded a little.