John, I'll send you a quick PM to touch base.

Or a potential flip profit of around 25k-30k.My plan is to save money over the next year while this lease is in place, then get in there and renovate it as quick as possible next summer. 

This house seems like it was one what was put together quickly and not very good quality so things are breaking pretty regularly.

The IRS has just issued updated guidance on OZ's including the draft self-certification form (Form 8996).From a quick high level glance at the newly issued 74 page draft regulations it does appear that only capital gains will qualify (which confirms the position our team held) Our real estate team will be diving into this over the weekend and next week in more detail.

I have a HELOC that I would love to pay off with a quick flip.

Hi all,I operate mostly in Texas which is very hot and terms seem to be very seller friendly (quick diligence periods, hard earnest money deposits, etc).

If you're just starting out, I would encourage you to find some local real estate investor groups that meet each month or so.

What folks are looking for is a compelling reason why an economic anchor will not/can not move quickly to a new market. 

We do still have a big disparity between certain areas (seacoast and the southern part of the state in general) and the more rural areas and much further north, in terms of how quickly stuff sells/market activity, but generally in NH the rental market is very strong, both for SFR and apartments, bolstered by the real shortage of affordable housing for local workers to buy.

@Hey Federico, appreciate the quick response.