I held the parcel for a year for long term capital gains and neighborhood appreciation.

Ultimately it's about your goals and what kind of profit YOU are looking to gain from properties in the short or long run.

One way to help the investor see why owner finance might work for them is the capital gains if they sell.

I have listened to about 20 others in the higher counts but decided I need to gain a better base of knowledge so I decided to stop and start fresh at episode 1. ( I do not regret this)I have already read Rich Dad Poor Dad.

Long term capital gain?

You’ll always gain a very practical and filtered insight into the market by such discussions.

Understanding their start and seeing what The Gaines’ created is truly incredible.

Without having a significant purpose and why, most newer investors will try to gain entry in the space and quickly get discouraged after realizing all of the challenges RE investing brings.

This has led me to consider the possibility of becoming a real-estate agent, as I think it will allow me to get hands on in the industry, gain confidence with the process, become better at sales, network, have access to the MLS, and hopefully make more than I currently do.

How are depreciation recaptures,  capital gains etc are calculated ?