., Spartanburg, SC 29302 TMS# 7-21-00-066.06 1112sf, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 74 acre lot, built 1959, central HVAC, NEWER METAL ROOF 2013 taxes 1282 (May be reduced by appeal.) 77,350 > Last sold price 2004 72,000 > CRS retail comps 49,000 > Tax value 32,995 > Price OBO Call for access.

Additionally, if I'm not cashing out my own 9k that I put into the pot at the beginning, it could be reduced again (now looking at a purchase price of 170-175k) ... unless it makes sense to wrap my own initial investment into the resale/refi so as to "cash out" my 9k and use that freed-up cash elsewhere.

Not sure of how we or the InLaws could reduce or avoid paying a big old Capital Gains tax payment due to the difference in FMV from initial purchase to transfer.

So, for a million dollar ARV, purchase plus rehab of $700K would give a profit of, at most, about $150K.Now, for expensive properties like this, rehabbers may be willing to reduce their percentage.

Might want to see if you can get the payments extended, reduced, frozen etc. to free up some cash.Student loans are a devastating blow to people who can keep you in poverty and owing the government for a very long time.

By "lending" them your personally owned tools for maintenance on the IRA-owned property, you could be getting a reduced fee for the work done.

You can ask your agent to release you from the contract, or at least for a reduced commission if your tenant does buy it.Note, whenever selling a rental, consider the tenant as possible first.

Leasing solar panels is really not a good way to go, you get no tax benefits and you still have to pay for all of your electric just at a slightly reduced rate.

Check around, it's a pretty standard model as people move away from ARV, and you'll save quite a bit of money in the process if your lender considers the reduced risk.Lenders love to see folks who are willing to fund their own rehab.

I know purchase bulk properties and NPNs.