I'm sure it was pretty hard giving up those deals, but it is great that you were able to roll them over into bigger and even better deals.

I like adrenaline too, but when it comes to investing thousands of dollars, I invest it, not roll the dice.

Also, I don't know if you have put the contract in on the property yet, but request estoppel agreements to be filled out for each unit and make sure you get the rent roll and leases to review before closing. 

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It will be rolled into my claim.

I noted the address, went back and searched tax roll to see if the property had any recent changes.

Nor do I want to pay hefty capital gains taxes and roll my equity into financial investments I don't have any control over.What does your retirement plan look like?

I've also stumbled onto what I consider to be a great, affordable tub surround: I go to the local flooring warehouse and buy a roll of scrap vinyl, then apply it to the tub walls with contact cement and metal edging.

Keep the ball rolling and find one to make a killing on next!

In other words, you cannot roll over your flip profits over to buying rental properties without paying taxes.Think of flipping like your job.