I'd like some input as to what my best strategy would be to inable me to generate short-term cashflow in order to go fulltime and also to build wealth.

The home generates a $5,000 loss with the depreciation and vacancy in 2005.- My modified AGI is over $150,000 - so it appears that I can not take this loss whatsoever.- I acknowledge that I can carry this loss forward as an offset to any gain I have in my sale, but I believe my gain isn't subject to tax anyway if I sell it by August 2006 - because my wife and I will have lived in the home for 2 out of the last 5 years at that point.- This situations get exacerbated in my 2006 situation because I am paying the mortgage and taxes without any occupancy and apparently without any tax benefit!

Looked to me like a repeating Power Point presentation sort of thing designed strictly as a lead generator for Realtors.

I am not an attorney and am NOT advising they do anything.

• Generate excitement and urgency to help you achieve maximum value in a shorter time period

michael has good advise. before I investe out of state i built a very strong trust worhty team...Network is everything.

I have a good pre-construction deal worth looking into it........while it would be impossible to caution you about all the potential pitfalls of preconstruction, I would advise that you have an atty look over your contract before you sign it.

I'd like to like Rob's idea, but then if you follow the advise and get a "dawg" in the hood, you are likely to have problems with the tenants.

This is what's happening to the people of this country that have put into the American system for generations!!!

Possible deal-Home owner backs up to new subdivision and the subdivison is running water on to his property and it is ending up in his basemnet when it rains hard and has caused a mold problem. He wants out now, and ...