you get alot of advantages from them in terms of appreciation, depreciation, amortization and of course, IF YOU BUY RIGHT, C A S H F L O W.the problem with "flips" is you can buy it, but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll "flip" it.

Unless you really want to move of course. where are you from anyhow?

And of course, if my offer is accepted, I would have a full inspection done.

Whatever the market has appreciated during the course of construction, this is in addition to your 10% up front equity position.

And of course, if my offer is accepted, I would have a full inspection done.

High interest loans of course but have a plan for your purchase.

In my experience, the best tax professionals are the ones who will help you plan several years in advance for ensuring maximum long-term tax savings (as well as short-term, of course).

Then it's officially yours.This is why you need Carlton Sheets course so you can learn all these basics.

Of course there are a lot of "investors" who buy a rental knowing that it won't cash flow, but they KNOW that prices will continue to appreciate and they'll make their profit on the sale.

I was planning on getting a standard home loan and fixing the place up over the course of 6 months or so using my extra income to buy things as I can.