dont let the tax tail wag the dog.. make your profit do another one.. 

I am on the tail end of a backyard rehab at my home. 

I recently moved to brick at the tail end of 2019 from central jersey.

I was considering an umbrella policy as well, but I do believe it’s proper risk management to have one or the other in the tail event of a material issue with the property? 

Like is the case with so many things, the big cities are the tails that wag the dog whether intended or unintended.

If you prefer to stay in the burbs I would recommend you get in on the tail end of up and coming Hazel Park... possibly or possibly North East Warren close to the Amazon complex.And David - you need to get a better strategy honestly - renting out rooms is going to bring you nothing but headache. 

@AJ Smith you have a ton of options to invest in real estate even if you aren't bankable, so don't let the tail wag the dog.You'll want to start calling local banks and credit unions to see what type of flexible loan programs they have for commission or entrepreneurs. 

In lower tier cf neighborhood I'd tend to hold.Contract at a great value in upper-tier wholesale/tail or flip, but in this specific virus environ I'd tend to assign.  

Robert, I'm riding your coat tails here as I'm also looking at my first note deals. 

Don't let the tax tail wag the whole dog as they say.