We are doing a design credit on the HUD for option upgrades, etc.

Check rents, leases, bank statements, tax returns, utility bills, or anything else you can get your hands on.

The other negative item to flipping is the larger tax implications, unless you utilize a 1031 exchange each time.

Are you talking about properties designed for people with disabilities?

Go to the meetings early and stay late, utilizing the most from conversations you have with the seasoned investors.

If you have a croporation as apposed to getting taxed as an indivdual there are slight differences between their tax brackets (indivdual is usually better), but the profit is not in the bracket itself but in the incentives that one can utilize under corporate law.

We would have to put in a road, and all utilities for this property and would want to make an nice entrance...since thia is an upscale neighborhood.

I would like to really utilize this site to network with like minds and learning as much as possible with those that has "Been There And Done That", :D .

There is nothing wrong with the law, it is designed to protect people.

The Section 203(k) program was designed to address this situation.