Tenant pays 1350/month until oct 2019.PM fee is 10% monthlyYearly:Insurance 1400Taxes 1100Hoa 820Ive been looking for deals in FL but nothing meets Brrrr with 70% rule.

The companies and thus the real estate investments are looking for more affordable locations.In Denver, for example, the Class A office rents in the CBD are running at $50 PSF, while in a suburb like Aurora, or Lakewood, the rents are $20 PSF.

My income rose about 50% in 2017 due primarily to flips and am looking for someone to review my information and provide assistance with financial planning/tax planning/general advice.If anyone can help out that would be great.

In lieu of the absence of these look at the 50% rule Cash Flow on page 2. 

The most important numbers/ratios I look for in analyzing BRRRR deals are these;  ARV, All-in Cost compared to Refinance LTV, Income/Expense ratio, Cash Flow using 50%, and COCROI after Refinancing.2.  

My buddy just approached me with an offer to invest with him in buying foreclosures, he is a GC and he has done house flipping before, he wants me to invest 30K-50K of my own money and use it to get a 6 month rehab loan from a hard money lender at a little over 11% interest, after the House was finished we would split 50/50, he would also add me to his LLC that we would use for that future buy, the reason I’m thinking about investing Is bc I own my own business which will bring 200K this year in gross profits, the down side of my business is that I work 12 hour a day 5 days a week, and I feel that I’m slowly burning out.

This could be anywhere from 50/50 to 80/20 (80% to the LP's).

Might pay $50 a year to keep the line open.

The rules of tax sales can be quite complex and change from state to state, you need to understand the local laws to make sure you are not going to lose out just because you don't understand the rules. 

You can not mix your IRA with your personal investments/finances, IRS rules prohibit that.