Had the property been inherited, then the wife/aunt would get step up in basis.The sale would be capital gains.

Step 1.

If you have a co-investor, you should take steps to make sure that you are not a partnership.

@Cedric My average LTV is probably around 55%The part you missed is that I have never paid market value I pay between 30% & 70%My lenders are local private lenders.Let me give you some history,Step One: 40k in the bankStep Two: Purchase 100k worth of property which grosses 18k/yr.

Oh, this is for direct mail marketing, tho feel free to share methods of tracking for other marketing methods.

HI there I'm 27 years old I live in Canada, I currently have one rental property and I'm looking to take my step as an investor.

I'm not saying that I don't appreciate some of the motivational content but at this point I'm already sold on RE investing and just want as much substance as possible.So, in a nutshell, for me and anyone else who stumbles across this post in the future: Knowing what you know now, what book would you start with and then what would be your next 2-3 steps after that?

What method do you use, (or tools/software), to "archive" market trends to ultimately have your own "database" to draw market insight from. 

Would I be correct in thinking the next step would be for them to file for a new deed of ownership with their names on it or would this need to go through probate again?

what steps should i take to build my buyers list?