I am waiting to hear back from my attorney, but I would like to know the opinion of some of the seasoned investors on this site.Long story short, this home owner inherited the house that he wants to sell.

Now , if I do take the cash now , ill be hit with short term Capital gains & if I BRRR it I wont. what do you think of that?

I'll be moving to Peoria shortly.

Don’t sell, you had a huge surge toward wealth in a short period of time.

Decide which kind of investor you want to be (SFR, Commercial, Land, Tax Liens, Passive, HML, Multi-Family, Notes, Fix & Flip, Buy & Hold, “Subject To”, apartments, duplexes, assisted living, REOs, Foreclosures, Short Sales), etc.

Morning BP,To make a long story short I just spoke with my lender about acceptable transfers on my mortgage and they have determined that a deed transfer to an LLC is an “unacceptable transfer”.From your (the communities) prior experience what are my options here?

Short of buying something well below market value (70%ARV), which means you'll have to source those deals yourself - you'll not find them on MLS, and the wholesalers are peddling "deals" at 90-95%ARV plus repairs...which is most of the time 98% ARV)4.

I understand the argument that you should just make the minimum payments to your school loans for now and funnel that money towards investing and while it works for many, I think that type of think is short sighted. 

A short time later, I experienced some less than favorable events at work and decided I needed to figure Real Estate out.

I am paid to provide real numbers and real information on code, life safety, maintenance, and other issues that can cost you money in the long and short term.