They basically just film what people do and the mistakes they make so you can see what actually happens when regular people try to flip.Disclaimer: I do casting for them, but we really do only cast first timers.

To clear up the distinction, everything everyone said has been right in their own respective context's however a property going from LLC can go to personal names or intervivos living trusts with conventional financing but yes it cannot go from LLC to LLC using conventional financing and this distinction is where portfolio or commercial financing is needed.As for the up to 6 financed properties for cash out yes freddie mac can do this while fannie is limited up to 4 unless if its delayed financing which has a limit of 6 for freddie and up to 10 for fannie with varying LTV's depending on whether your doing delayed financing or if you're doing a regular purchase/rate and term refinance and depending on how many units you're financing.2-4 units typically have LTV's that are lower by 5% as compared to 1 unit properties on the purchase and rate term refinance with properties 5-10 with fannie, however the other distinction is that with freddie properties 1-6 and even 5-6 dont have that "lower," LTV reduction as with fannie so this can be seen as a niche.to do a traditional cash out with out LTV or value restrictions the property will have to be owned for 6 months.

Besides the regular tenant nightmare issues like tenants letting the pipes freeze due to services being disconnected for non-payment, property damages, ongoing calls about plumbing issues, and the list goes on and on and on... there are other reasons (when dealing with Section 8 tenants) that would not make it cost-effective to be an absentee landlord that doesn't bother with their tenants.There are routine inspections, repair reports, fluctuations in rent portions, and times where NHA will abate (not withhold) rent due to failed inspections.

(More time, money and less R-value)Drywall regular with higher r-value insulation.?

I understand regular wear and tare.

Yes you should buy your own machines they will pay off eventually and find a local service company to have on hand once warranty is expired I have had my own machines for 12 years now still working had minimal repairs needed just regular maintenance

And there are others who may be more likely to take a bath on vacation when they might not regularly because they don't have the luxury of time before work.

The regular payment is 1,000.

I am not wealthy and don’t drive that Audi R8 of my dreams, but I am a regular guy on his way.

Your child's college can be paid with regular old money from investing instead of the 529.