It’s better to be prepared, though paying a CPA might be counter productive in your current situation.

And YES it CAN be done.Look at this:We bought this house for 10 dollarsArv is/was $250K (now it is $320K)It is the green house.The selelrs goal was not to get money.

This product is no longer available from them with the most recent tightening in the Non-Qm market.

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The core 4 is David Greene’s strategy for long-distance and made up of a realtor, contractor, property manager, and lender.

A lot has changed and recently i left my corporate job where i was making over 6 figures to open my own production company thats been in operation less than a year.

They did not detail out all the submarkets but they noted Camelback North averaged $1,067 while Scottsdale South averaged $1,798The average rent also varies a lot by product type. 

If no one is offering this it may be because no one has your brilliance and you have a great product or maybe because it is not wanted/expected. 

And as David Greene referred to it, in his “Long Distance Real Estate Investing” book, keep as much water (equity) in your cup as possible?

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