What's even worse is I'm told that I'm likely to get audited by the Japan tax authorities because I've listed a previously cash producing asset as suddenly having a gross income of $0 for the entirety of 2017, which is seen as a major red flag.Does anyone have any recommendations for what actions I can and should take given my situation? 

Looking at a few a off-market properties it seems like the smaller ones in good areas have great potential, but only for major rehabs - simple floor and paint jobs just don't have margins to make sense. 

Although that product is great for follow up and wholesaling, we are looking for a workspace designed to also manage rehab projects and rentals, as well as a better place to keep track of our private lenders/coaching clients/agents etc. 

He suggested getting on facebook as a major means of marketing. 

For example, you can hold $7000 in an emergency fund, that would cover most major things.

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with fix and flip you let buyer do home inspection.. and call what repairs they want.although you do need to do a sellers disclosure so technically if you think its a major item it should be disclosed.. but if its in a hot enough area of PDX then you can sell as is.. but make your disclosure so you don't have trouble after the fact.Portland right now is a very tough market to flip in.. wholesale prices are so competitive one little bump in the road and your profit gets eaten up.. good luck

There are 4 extra kids there, and both bathrooms have feminine products in them.

Trader Joes 5 minutes, WF 10 minutes walk, so is a major university. 

I painted every inch inside and out, fixed a million tiny small things, no major fixes.