The plan is to eventually leave the W2 job once the business grows to enough profitability.I understand that CapEx, startup costs and other expenses can pass through to my ordinary salaried income.I'm not sure about depreciation, however - there are large amounts of this in a RE business as you folks probably know, and it'd be good to be able to offset my salaried wages with this, if possible.Would we be able to pass through depreciation deductions to our ordinary income as well?

I am a capable person and think I could eventually make as much money as I do now, but it might take a few years of getting contacts and what if the market turns in that time?

But if you don’t meet the qualifications of any of their lenders your deal will eventually fall apart due to requirements they demand that you can’t meet.  

Eventually I would love to have this be my full time gig.

Maybe you will eventually get them out without owing.

Then of course the agent eventually figures it out and poof we get a thread on BP with an investor trashing lazy agents.........It's a vicious cycle man.

Eventually with more experience and more risk tolerance you'll be able to get a close-enough estimate to enter negotiations, then bring the contractor in either during due diligence or if negotiations get tight enough that you need to bust out the scalpel.

I am a newbie here and have learned so much is such a short time and am looking forward to becoming a wholesaler and eventually work on fix and flips.

It is a high end rental, and I planned to move in eventually, so I cannot tolerate this.I added a 'no smoking in unit' clause to our lease, which they signed.

Eventually he helped me broker an owner finance deal with the previous owner.