The main one being your corporate structure.If you are planning on flipping houses, it's always good to first consult with a qualified accountant and lawyer who is knowledgeable in real estate.

I don't have the link handy, but search their website and you will know pretty much what you can expect (it's mainly dependent on area and # of bedrooms).Another thing that Zeke covered... some tenants have more of their rent paid by section 8 than others.

One of the main benefits of buying Real Estate is the future appreciation and equity.

Ask the receptionist when you call their main line and you should be set.

If I want to tracks trends in a particular residential neighborhood or zip code one way to do it would be to:(1) keep track of the number of homes put up for sale per month and (2) keep track of the number of prospective buyers who visit those homes per month and(3) keep track of the number of homes that sell per month.Applying simple math formulas to those those numbers I might find some insight into what is happening in terms of demand and supply.

I am a Realtor and rookie RE investor in Idaho, and recently have been introduced to a continuous supply of deals from a veteran investor group.

I do alot of wholesales and rehabs.I work with one main agent and we knock stuff out.

I trust most of the numbers but for the "Supplies" and "Other Maint/Repairs".Are these some open category to show costs for tax purposes?

Here is the part that gets me excited.....The main house rents for 500 a month and the guest house rents for 350 a month!

The house is 1/4 mile from the main drag in town.