I just got done reading the article pertinaing to capturing ALL of the costs incurred when trying to flip a home.Do any of you know if there is an excel sheet set up here that captures these costs?

You would however as stated verify your title/escrow company is LT friendly and basically that is a corporate trustee or whichever trustee you use is selling the property to a designated beneficiary ( buyer) via directions from the trust's beneficiaries that simple and the escrow agent would follow that direction as well.I believe each transaction is different depending on what your escrow/tile company will allow so I would "pre-flight" the transaction to see what objections that may have.Just make sure you have an arm's length transaction.Mr Finance Examiner: Excellent reply on your posting on this.Good luck. .

One of the above mentioned houses I owned for 13 years and rented to only 1 tenant who wanted the excellent school system there for their kids.

Excellent, Docs are signed and there is a doc signing offering through gmail that was used to complete the signatures.

It would apper to me Brandon you are doing an excellent job.

This is true for even the largest, most sophisticated institutional investors.DATA SOURCESIn addition to those listed on the excellent article that Bryan H. linked to above, there are:Axiometrics / REIS / Pierce-Eislen: These folks conduct phone surveys on a monthly basis and publish reports and analysis.

For example, comps could be 200k for homes with excellent interior condition.

EXCELLENT post @Brandon Curson - curious where you got 4.25% tenant placement fee from.

Also, many of these gurus are excellent at up selling you into higher ticket items.  

There's a lot to consider, like type of unit, contractors, etc. but after we get our initial investment back, the rental profit could be quite excellent.