Success is a process, failure is a choice

Success is a process, failure is a choice

Most banks here only do portfolio lending on larger commercial deals with an ARM and lower amortization schedule which obviously hurts cash flow.

But if you use the 179 you would need that 6000+ vehicle or a 6 ft bed truck so that would require a larger vehicle anyways so it would make sense to just write off gas instead of taking the mileage deduction

Yeah Joel I know my broker isn't the best choice for me and that's what I hope to find eventually.  

There are a lot of very experienced wholesalers here on BP so I think you made a great choice to reach out and make a post like this.Happy holidays from Fountain Valley :)

You can bring me 3 or 4 choices and I will pick one.

Other than those two books I would just say that you need to have a larger repair budget than you would for non section 8.  

The other advantage is that you can invest in a far larger properties then you could when you are the sole owner.

As to which is better, you need to focus on the very specific neighborhood to see what the demand is.In Dayton, I'm more concerned about the neighborhood, rather than whether they are 1 or 2 bedrooms.In larger properties, my ideal is a mix of 1 and 2 bedroom units.