I am frequently retained for the purposes of giving clients an objective analysis of the tax situation on various properties and then guiding them through the process, whether they are investors, property owners, mortgage companies or title companies.

Since I own rentals and offer W/D as incentives I buy them fairly frequently from him.

They offer a practice test book that my teacher frequently recommended. here on Amazon.com Dearborn is the company that publishes our books, and they have a smartphone app that people in my class seemed to like.  

This topic comes up frequently.

I will be visiting this site much more frequently to soak up any bit of knowledge I can get.Thanks again!

Complete and repeated transparency with the seller up front and you will never have an issue. 

But still want to apply the BRRR Strategy to recoup as much of your downpayment money + rehab money out so you can (R)repeat the buying process and expand your portfolio without running out of capital.

Due mostly to inept investors dealing in options or those who expect a buyer optionee to fail so the can rinse and repeat.

History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.

Flipping houses is considered a business, and when a tax-exempt entity engages in a business on a regular or repeated basis, UBIT taxation applies.