At the end of the day, you are investing to make a profit, and you will be taxed on that profit regardless of whether or not the profit comes as normal interest or return of discounted portion of principal balance.  

I’m also marginally terrified of how tenant-friendly this state is.I’m now investing in NC and I’m having difficulty finding deals that are worthwhile in my target neighborhoods, though I understand things are really tightening up in most areas of the country.

What if your partner funded the purchase and you funded the materials and provided the labor then split the profits?

Hi BP Community,Has anyone ever heard of PinPoint Profits?

But at the same time, all this is just so I maximize my profit and I want to use all the perks this strategy gives you - NROP as high as possible, higher long-term cash flow, almost hassle-free landlording, etc.My main goal is short-term high cash flow, not the equity.

New tenant received glowing references and has been employed at the same environmental non-profit for several years, has good credit, etc.  

Can anyone share what kind of margins we should be shooting for?

https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/profit-ce...If that doesn't answer it, reach out anytime and I can help.

Matt buy with conservative numbers.If rents for a 3 bed 2 bath run 800 to 1,100 in the market make sure your numbers are profitable getting 800.

My wife and I started a non-profit charitable organization in 2017 in honor of our daughter who passed away from a congenital heart disease.