Lower costs with no franchise fees, more control to build your brand and set your fees, and potentially higher profits.

If your goal is to constantly be on the grind searching for the cheapest lender, and potentially falling out of escrow each time then go this route.

And even then, that only defers the tax liability.With the craziness in the public markets, you could potentially tax loss harvest...At least be glad that you made money on it in 8mo. 

I went from TurboTax while on W2 with ordinary investments to a small biz CPA to now a CPA firm that can do small biz/REI and they're exceptional with their knowledge. 

We do MTRs ourselves in Denver and Colorado Springs and work with a lot of STR investors in the mountains here.Tennessee's got good potential still from what I read, though I know it's been a hotbed for vacation rentals for years now.

Economic vacancy includes anything missing from the gross potential rent, including both actual vacant periods and unpaid rent in occupied units.

They are almost completely paid off on my HELOC and there is a huge potential to gain alot of capital out of these.

If you don't mention your first home, it will likely come up in the process, potentially complicating things.

It can potentially limit your buyers when/if you go to sell. 10) JADUs require OO.

In my research I also read that the potential private lenders information are kept in your database and presented the investment opportunity only after the distress property is placed under contract.Can anyone out there explain the process and let me know if I’m mistaken in my understanding?