I'm currently saving to build up some capital and finally make a huge push towards owning a property to FINALLY say I've officially begun.

Unfortunately, we've seen a bunch of wholesalers and noob agents, pushing for a sale, fail to mention (or understand) the issues of improper zoning. 

I'm definitely trying to get the ball rolling on multi family, and the more research I'm doing in Las Vegas, the more that i am seeing the same trends that everyone is saying.. 

So here it is a Sunday , afternoon , and no one is going to be able to come out , so I roll up my sleeves and keep digging .

And, if I use my profits to roll back in to the business to improve properties, do I pay taxes on those gains, and then put the cash back in, and as long as the house/land is sold within 2020, be able to write off the money I put back in the company?

You'll have a tough time getting a low-down payment conventional loan that will roll in renovation costs.

.- Up front mortgage insurance premium (UFMIP), 1.75% of loan amount- Annual mortgage insurance premium, annual .85% added monthly - An additional 1.75% rolled into the loanNow based on my research, I agree on the first two, being the UPMIP and the annual MIP but I have yet to hear anything about the additional 1.75% rolled into the loan.

If and when push comes to shove, you will have no leg to stand on if you say, "but you (counterparty) explained that this clause means X" when it's written to mean Y.3.

That mean on average about 12 people are moving to Bend every day making it one of the most popular cities to move to in the US.After reading Long-Distance Real Estate Investing by "David Greene," I have realized that investing in Bend-Redmond might be a great move.The unaffordability in most places of California is pushing more people to expand up to Oregon and East to places like Las Vegas which has also seen a significant increase in population growth. 

Can go private debt and push that up to 80% LTC.