They want 1.6m, but at a 7% CAP it works out to be worth about 900K.

Hey, I'm looking into doing BRRRR in Jacksonville, FL and I came across Bridgewell Capital, they seem to be a good option for hard money and even sell some properties themselves that they've already scoped out and can close in just a few days.

I would have expected my tax basis in assets to go down by $900k so that when I sell, I would have more capital gains tax to pay. 

Higher risk investors are looking into the west side of Atlanta where things are starting to turn and the city has invested lots of capital.

Due to this I would like to get into wholesaling, as I have read that it doesn't take a ton of capital to get started.

I'm looking into tax auctions as a first step into a real estate investing as I don't have much capital.

I'm looking into tax auctions as a first step into a real estate investing as I don't have much capital.

There are many advantages to having rentals including depreciation, avoided capital gains from the sale, passive income, etc. 

I might be looking to invest some capital over on this side of the globe.

Should market turn or your vacancy goes up to 20-25% does that still pencil out given you are deploying most of your working capital.2) You mention your Real Estate agent is also the property manager.