I couldn't sell it in time. after moving into the apartment and having this rented out we should only be paying 38$-100$ each month in "rent/mortgage". that's our goal. so that we can save money quickly pay off debts and eventually move out of the duplex and continue to buy more rentals. once we move out that house will be very cash flow positive and we will be selling said single family house unless we have a very good tenant but even then it's to be sold within 3 years or ill have to pay capital gains taxes thanks all!!

Hi everyone -I'm working on a deal in Springfield NJ, but am having difficulty identifying comparable sales.  The home is a 2 family, over/under duplex with 3 beds and 1 bath.  Everything was renovated within the last...

I find the houses, they rehab them, I list it and they're gone quickly.

They send out mailers and pretty much acquire plots for bottom dollar, and go for the quick sale below market value ("land wholesalers").My question: How do I keep myself safe if I were to proceed with this seller financing?

Of course, in his position, he will be tempted to use the cheapest materials and to work as quickly (i.e., sloppily) as possible.

I imagine it wouldn't be easy not even for local tax advisor to explain this because tax officers or in worst case financial police could quickly come to my door asking me why did i announce the income ( * ) and pay taxes from low amount if incoming bank wire transfer transaction on my bank account shows much much much bigger amount (total selling amount and not the difference amount).

I am trying to get a fair price for a couple turnkey sfr and there is a question about pricing of turnkey property being higher than mls.In the c neighborhoods of dayton, oh, mls prices are generally below 50, owner occupants can't get financing, flip to sell is not really feasible, freshly rehabbed properties rent quickly and for good rents and good tenants.

Paul Sandhu is my biggest hero but if I put a $50 couch in my VRs I would get 1 star reviews and quickly have zero guests.

Also some newer developments - for a brand new home - the contract may have language stating that the home cannot be sold for a period of time - this is to prevent too many investors selling too quickly thus impacting the integrity of the development.Therefore, yes you can sell it at anytime, however, it all depends on how you purchased it.  

If they are professional, they can explain this quickly and easily.