@KJ ChenCapital gains tax rates at the federal level are either 0%, 15% or 20%.There is also a Net Investment Income Tax(NIIT) of 3.8%At the state level, Missouri tax rates range from 0% to 5.4%Best of luck

Average days on market 10, tons of cash sales with quick closings, profitable AirBnB, square foot price ranging $235-$335 depending on area…Off market is really difficult to find but I would lose the “resort” area, search for an off market in a good area, rehab it and then AirBnB it.

It was extremely stressful to go through this so please take the following lessons to heart: Get an experienced insurance agent/broker who is familiar with landlord’s policy and is familiar with the type and the price range of your rental.

The problem is, with that rent range,  at the bottom you could have negative cash flow.

How do you stack up against what else is in that range? 

I'm looking at a large (19 unit) multifamily property for college housing to buy and hold that is 750k and I love the idea of getting creative with financing but as I was thinking about hard money I realized that with...

  $100M was written in the lease by previous, well-experienced landlord and assigned to me at purchase.In my research, I have had a difficult time trying to nail down exactly what the premium difference may be from $100M to $50M but with the recent surge in prices, the best data I have so far is in the range of $750~$1k per Million of coverage.... so anywhere from ~$40~50k/year. 

Lots of books that you will have to buy, but they are reasonable and cover a wide range of real estate topics.

I can only imagine that investors would love to know more about high quality, low cost construction materials and methods.Anyways, my only objective for this post is to start a discussion and possibly share my knowledge with others.

For one of my rentals, my typical tenants have a combined income of 200K-400K, a networth in the 2-5 million dollar range and 800+ credit scores.