When I saw the reference topercent I was in the wholesale mindset thinking thathe meant that the price he bought for would besuch and such a percent of the ultimate value.But looking at the title I can see that I made thevery mistake of understanding that Christy's postdoes such a good job of clarifying.The two -- wholesaling and birddogging -- are differentroles and have different compensations.

@Tyler Bernhard @Michael Noto  @Toxey McDavid  @Dmitriy Fomichenko @Christy Harris Thanks for all the comments and feedback.Christy - My wife is acting as our interior designer and she deserves a lot of credit for picking out colors and materials that were great choices and didn't break the budget!

Reach out to Christie Pickell, she does all our closings and we have never had a problem!

Christy Kinnaird Yes, the loan is for an investment property, though living in that house for a year or so to qualify for an FHA loan is something I'm considering as well.

Hi Christy, How is your house hack working out?

We are in need of a property management company for a multi-family under 20 units in Corpus Christi area. 

I set up my S-Corp using Legal Zoom.

I am new to real estate investing and my father and I have recently started an LLC in Corpus Christi, TX.

Google HG Christie and check out some deals there.

 Your question is really bad since there is no consideration to type of accounting methodology usedI am going to assume your company (partnership, llc, S-Corp ) uses a cash basis accounting for the building and not accrual accounting (example and explanation here http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/cash-vs-acc... ) since the furnace is considered a relatively large capital expense in the differing methods would be treated completely differently.Also did you use any form of financing on the Furnace?