Most of the lower cost markets, will produce a nice amount of cashflow, but will rarely appreciate, vs hot markets that might be pricier but also lend themselves to appreciation.

If executed correctly we would like to be onto our next cashflow producing property within a year.

Rehabbing one now.)If I direct my 401k money to buy a rental property, I’ll have to pay taxes on the income that property produces.

Line 17 of the SS-4 EIN application asks : "Indicate principal line of merchandise sold, specific construction work done, products produced, or services provided____________________"What should one write down as the specific type of services provided for Wholesale Real Estate

I have had "meetings" with a few brokers and honestly am unable to decipher between all the fluff (we will make you successful, we have endless training, our average agent produces $7 million and makes $150K etc.) and brokers who will genuinely provide support and help you grow.

Those are the realtors who I love working with, the ones who really LISTEN and produce listings that fit my goals. 

There is an existing boiler in the building that produces more than enough BTU's to heat the building. 

Essentially and thanks in large part to ridiculously low interest rates and unbelievable demand, appraisers are being forced to produce perfect reports in very short periods of time. 

In most of Southern NH when you're dealing with duplexes or smaller multifamily properties, the numbers produce low cash flow, break even cash flow, or even negative cash flow (as is the case with most duplexes). 

There's no debt and they're producing income, so I would recommend keeping them.