He didn't even give me the numbers that he wanted until I gave him the last offer and it "offended him".

On a note, your return is an interest %, but on a split, you share in the losses as well. 

Rates have dropped a bit and then went back up last week due to some junky CPI index data but will start to come back down based on upcoming market reports.

I have been buying and selling real estate for the last 20 years and I recently became a licensed salesperson in Mississippi. 

We're selling the property for $350,000Yes, as long as you have owned and lived in the property as your primary residence for at least two out of the last five years, you should qualify for the capital gains tax exemption of up to $500,000 for married couples filing jointly.

Also, yes it is a tenant friendly area but that is also a bit overblown since evictions are very low here in san Diego, last I checked it was less than 1 out of 100 and in areas around the country where evictions can happen practically overnight, some of those areas can have extremely high eviction rates especially a lot of those areas with high poverty rates.

My last years accountant made it sound like filing by myself would be easy this year as sole owner but I’m stumped on which forms my father and I need to file. 

Hey All,Wondering if anyone has seen this out there in the last month or if anyone has a referral of any banks currently offering this loan option?

Hey, I'm brand new to real estate investing (I just bought my own home last month, no investment properties yet), but I'm in Vermont and want to get in to it.

Just joined this forum last week and finding it super insightful.My offer on a home just got accepted last night and was looking for any advice from seasoned investors - I have 10 days from now to do an inspection and finalize everything so I wanted to ask if there were any red flags before I go all in.The home is 190k, 7.5% interest rate, 30 year mortage.