I certainly led me to thinking that residential assisted living homes (RALs) may be a valid investment venture to dive into over the next few years.That being said, I am interested in connecting with anyone who has had any experience with RALs, and similar types of settings, specifically within the states of New York and New Jersey.

Both sides rent equal to $2,100.The market value is $200,000.What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Too lazy to type, so check out my profile for my perspective on Bay Area investing@Darius Ogloza feel free to talk more about your deals :)

Most of my co-workers and other around me here in Tokyo either have their company submit taxes for them as part of their employee package or just file through a TaxAct type of service.

Next step would be finding a lender and figure out which loan type.

During the webinar, the author mentioned a specific type of loan that offers tax benefits or potentially exempts taxes when used for flipping purposes.

You're not really giving anything up and it makes yours more attractive.Definitely agree with sticking to your guns on the tenant that ultimately rents your place. 

What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

You can still claim material participation and there are other deductions based type of rental as well.

You can combine some and write a single larger check if possible.Make sure everything is crystal clear before you even start work....everything should be specc'ed out and in the SOW or Contract, down to the type of cabinet knobs...leave nothing to chance...Hope this helps!