Since then, I've learned the more experience and exposure I get to the market, the more deals I see.

Depends on how you structure the deal, how much exposure any individual wants, how well qualified a particular partner is for getting financing, etc... however, if financing is not shared among all partners, debt service is payed only out of the share from partners that use financing.

I utilize the note investments for income (cash flow), I consider the cash flow a bonus on the condos which I hold as a hedge against inflation and for potential capital appreciation above the inflation rate (hopefully!).

If the seller does not want the items then he needs to let me get them so I can sell them for a bonus to my assignment fee.Bill Gulley Those are some good speculations.

Most older homes here don't have garages so that is one bonus.

I also pay a $250 bonus if I am buying the house and a $100 bonus if they successfully get the bank to pay for the short sale fee.

But, if you have an operational entity in which you flip, you should have many other write offs to lower your tax exposure.

After that week, agent loses their bonus and we go with one of two tracks:1.

The added bonus of this approach is that I get a larger mortgage (which allows me to control a larger property) at a super low rate.

It is more of a function of priced too high as opposed to market exposure.