It's usually ordinary income, but if you ended up keeping one of your flips for a rental at one point, you pay run into capital gains/losses when you eventually dispose of it.

We are going to create an LLC, in which eventually we want to have our own Property Management Co, for or rentals.

I want to start out by flipping houses and eventually own apartment complexes.

I just haven't heard that anything in a city of Greenhaven will make life better for my tenants in Belvedere Park (and I'm hoping for the East Lake Terrace house to be annexed by COA eventually.

I'm looking to get into renting out single family and multi-family homes, and eventually would love to get into flipping homes to either rent out or sell.

Should it be so, I am looking into joint venturing with a funding partner : 50/50 splits on the rental income and on the eventual sale of the house.

I have a team, Sol Collective Realty and our objective are to wholesale and then eventually move into the investor world(buy&hold/fix/flip).

Eventually I'd like to get back to both development and buy and hold. 

Grew up in Indiana, though, and had planned to begin investing there eventually. 

You could have a 'Tiny House Park' for all the people who eventually want to 'upgrade' the whole concept.