I can add to this in the future, but I am setting this as a limit as I get my feet under me.

If you guys wanted to layer the entities, you can potentially do that where each of your entities are 50/50 owners of the new vesting entity.

The first 5 times will be painful and frustrating - watch one of Brandon's or David G's videos on how to run the numbers - you'll become quick after a few dry runs.Just make sure you underwrite the deals against your Goals (ROI %, Cashflow $, potential longterm appreciation, etc), and run the numbers as if you're NOT in the property. 

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Hello All, I'm about to purchase a flip project that seems like a good deal, but I'd love to have your opinions to make sure I'm not potentially missing something.

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Consider what questions the potential mentor may ask and how you would answer.

About that $55k option to redo the foundation, I know it sucks to even think about shelling out that much, but if it saves you from future problems, it might be worth considering.

By turning it into a rental, you may be on the hook for capital gains tax in the future vs using the 250k exemption for single filer or 500k for a married couple that files together on capital gains if you were to sell now. 

The majority of the time, when wholesalers send me a potential deal, they will provide estimates for repair costs and after repair value of the property.