A little more information is included below for your reference.IRS Eyes FlippersIf you complete multiple transactions in a short period of time, the IRS may consider your property transactions to be a business or trade rather than an investment strategy.

If this is what you're going on to make your decision, you coud do well to read the many posts in this forum on cash flow.

Ok after feedback from all of you I have made a couple of decisions.

I actually have saved some investors from making bad decisions on certain areas I know would be a problem and by doing that I gained their trust so they go through me because they know I will deliver on my service.

Folks, please be very cautious of taking advice from a poster on BP with such a huge negative influence level and from somebody who has such a limited amount of contributing activity to the site over a long period of time.Add to that the due diligence that has uncovered the original posters inability to make wise investment decisions, you should be very cautious as to what advice you take from such a person.

I was curious if anyone has ever done this and what criteria was used to make a decision.

Really appreciate your help on making a decision.

It was completely their decision to be evicted - not mine!

My point is that there is no "cost to your $ invested," only a measurment which MUST exceed your minimum requirements of your COC and/or ROI.It is a simple decission as to the amount of return you want and then make a decision on how much or how liitle you can put down to accomplish that goal.

Marital decisions like this require both parties to be in sync and committed to the plan for it to be a success.