Upon further research, I noticed that one of them is zoned R-3 Multifamily Residential and the other is zoned C-2 Commercial Retail.

HI I'm Lois C, from Atlanta, GA.

If you're making active, or earned, income, then you'll pay more taxes than you should by operating through a sole proprietorship or through an LLC taxed as either a sole proprietorship or a partnership.On the other hand, If you're receiving passive income from property rentals, then an LLC taxed as either a sole owner (Schedule E) or a partnership will save you tax dollars you'd otherwise spend if you operated this business through a C or an S Corporation.

They would tell me the guy in the next block only wanted $750 for a comparable sized house.I would point out that mine had; extra insulation, higher efficiency A/C, solar shielding screens on all south and west facing windows, automatic garage door opener (well before they were truly standard on every price range house), recent paint and carpet etc.

In this challenging market for sellers, I was wondering if anyone had any experience donating investment property to charity 501(c)(3).

I plan to use a similar setup except the contractor partner will also be putting forth the rehab funds.....then it will be 50/50 after both sides recoup all expenses. c) 1925 and small on square feet.

I was wondering if i should work with a property management company when i finish class so as to learn the systems needed to manage property b/c I'm leaning on passive cash flow from multi unit.

Also, seeing high levels of activity in "C" and "P" status listings is encouraging.

In my state, I can double close using the B to C funds for my A to B closing.

Thanks @Sabrina C. , I'm looking forward to visit your state soon. those Florida house that they are flipping on TV right now really excited me!