Originally posted by @Paul Yousef: "even though real estate investors make a lot of money, they end up having to pay it all back with capital gains, they'll have to pay the piper sooner or later" Real estate investors have the option of never selling their real estate holdings and passing the investments to their heirs.

Possibility is that we get a repair and replace permit, but I would need to find someone who knows the original layout as a multi-unit and put it back as it was (not sure if this is an architect, engineer, etc.)We keep it as a SFR and use cash for reno but will there be issues when we sell an illegally converted home?

Originally posted by @Logan Zanki:I hate to sound like an echo, but has anyone used Atlas Financial LLC out of Miami?   

Originally posted by @Scott Ewell:Congratulations on getting a deal in this tough market!

The house was built in '85 and it appears to be the original roof. 

Originally posted by @Rick Delgado:Hi everyone,I've been reading and learning about the different ways to invest in real estate for a few weeks now. 

Note: mentioning another user on my phone doesn't seem to work so this post was removed and I quoted the original poster.

Your original offer has expired.

Originally posted by @Jonathan Pflueger:@Joshuah MurrayThere is a lot of unknowns here, but working off the premise that this is a good deal you have quite a few options (make sure to do all of your due-diligence). 1.

Originally posted by @Steve DellaPelle:@Austin Fruechting One of my friends who is a great golfer first taught me that everything is meaningless unless you set a target for yourself.