There are lots of mixed results here.

She had mixed 2 neighborhoods that are vastly different, giving me an $85,000 ARV for a house that I would be lucky to sell for $40,000.  

I've done the same thing to learn how to develop condos, apartments, mixed use, office space, retail, and hotels. 

Be interesting to hear how an LLC would treat retained earnings and dividens, can certainly be done but seems odd, just never had an LLC with C status, had LLCs and corporations and non-profits, but never a mixed breed, I mean I know how the accounting goes, seems like switching hats to me.The most popular, for good reason, starting off for a Realtor or others is an LLC.

I'm always mixing "remediation" and "abatement" and had not noticed I had done so in my earlier post.

If you are not tech savvy you may want to hire someone on Odesk or Elance to code it for you.

Hello, I am from Taiwan and have been doing real estate investment for 7 years.For the past 7 years, the house price here has been going up and is almost tripled comparing to the price 7 years ago.I mix flip and buy-and-hold strategies usually.But I don't know if it is still right time to do buy-and-hold now, it is hardly to have positive cashflow for the market price now (even 20% lower than the market price).I am also considering of selling some rental properties because of the incredible appreciation, but I don't know how many percent of numbers of houses I should sell and take cash back.If the price keeps going up and I take cash back, it would be harder and harder to find good deals.The value of houses are going up and the value of cash on my hand is going down.Could anyone give me some suggestions?

I know there are mixed reviews on the accuracy of Zillow.

It's pretty tough to find cash flow in King County, but go north or south and you can still find a decent mix of cash flow/appreciation.

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