I was going to flip this investment property and take the profit and finish my mobile home and buy a second mobile home and rent out the first one. finish the second one and rent it out. eventually using the same process moving into a house let the rental income pay my mortgage and  flip houses. 

Like to buy somewhat fixer uppers love in them for 2 or more years then sell them for a profit.

I do understand that PM's need to make a profit for the valuable service they perform. 

My girlfriend and I would like to move to a bigger house but I can't decide if I want to sell my current house for nice profit to invest in out-of-state rentals or just rent it out for 200$/month cash flow. 

First flip , so something to get our feet wet and profit

Any money that comes out of your pocket you have to recover before you make a profit.

I ended up preachy when I just wanted to tell him to get out there and meet some people instead of worrying all day about how to BRRRR C/D-class houses into generational wealth.

I know that you don’t avoid profit just to not pay taxes but I think the taxes are more than I can stomach.Looking back I don’t know if there’s a clear question here.

CAREIA is a non-profit organization in the suburbs, but they have a lot events: Meeting with speaker, Networking, and Cashflow game.  

- What happens with the monthly income generated by the rental property when it's held inside the trust?