I personally think it's probably difficult to see dramatic changes in your financial portfolio due to TK investments unless you get lucky with appreciation.Finally: If you are looking for an extremely passive investment, you can consider crowdfunded REIs and joint ventures.

This means the profit is taxed as ordinary income (not capital gain) and subject to self-employment tax.If, however, you're portfolio shows a history of rentals, you intended to get into this property as a rental but ultimately decided to sell for whatever reason, and this "flip" is not a regular occurrence, you may be able to avoid classifying it as a flip subject to ordinary income and SE tax.Definitely make sure to speak to your CPA to get specific advice on your personal situation.

I've been reading how people buy on auction.com and I'm also interested in starting my portfolio.

I will be bringing my current wholesale Buisness with me as well as building a rental portfolio! 

Ultimately, I think I'd like to grow my business for a few more years, sell it, and focus on building a real estate portfolio. 

I have a small portfolio of rental properties and fixing up and wanting to grow.

Hi everyone! I'm looking to potentially buy 4 properties (owned by one investor). He's selling them for $170k and says he has a loan of approximately $100k on them. All of the properties are turnkey (recently renovate...

I have my first duplex up and running and am in the talks with others to joint venture and build the portfolio.

. $200 before utilitiesI ended up using a portfolio lender for this property, as I could not get approved for a conventional loan, due to a 12 month sabbatical I took to travel the world.

Each property would still have to be appraised separately, unless they have a special way of appraising a portfolio of homes.