I relocated to Vegas last summer because taxes and insurance in Florida has gone through the roof (thanks to all of the huricanes) making it extremely difficult to have cash flow.

If anyone has something like this that they'd like to share, please attach it to this thread or let me know . . . we'd love to add something to our forms page.One more thing . . . please note that writing in ALL CAPS is bad form on a forum or Chat room.

Finally, your comment is written in ALL CAPS.

We only buy properties which will yield an 11% cap however ,leaving a LOTS of product we won't buy.

This strategy may be a bit more difficult given our current lending crunch, but it still can be done.

I didn't bother to take the time to try to look up the rates in OH and NJ to get a feel for the difference.As you point out, though, trying to come up with real numbers is difficult at best.

Checks and balances are very difficult with an on-site manager.

I try to write a blog post every day...which i find very difficult to do.However, it is simple when I start the week brain-storming ideas to write about (which is the hardest part).I have found that ezines works tremendously, well when I work ezines.

Moya to a certain extent, but its difficult to order him to return all funds immediately.On the other hand, if this contract was on paper (which I think, it was) and he had promised to give you shares (also on paper), then, Mr.

Wholesaling or flipping income would be taxed at earned income rates where as cash flow from rentals are taxed at passive income rates and properties sold after 365 dyas are taxed at long-term cap gains rates.