What bothers me about bigger pockets is a lot of people like myself are starting out in this game to build capital.

I have a few goals as of now, and I wanted to start off with wholesaling because of the lack of credit and capital.

@Corby Goade I want to start off with flips and have cash on cash returns so that I can build capital.

. :)To answer your question.... the best way I've found (so far) for foreign nationals to own r.e.

Typically, investment properties are valued based heavily on the income capitalization approach.

The United States has vast natural resources, far more than most nations on the earth - the yuan's value lies largely in labor, innovation, and intimidation.

Home price increases are sharpest in these markets, while dwindling housing inventory in the lower price classes could be discouraging people from buying.”Here are the basic stats on single-family home sales for February 2018 for the City of Austin and the greater Austin area:About the local economy, Mark Sprague, state director of information capital for Independence Title, said, "While wages and jobs in the Austin area haven’t increased, the local economy remains strong and continues to attract new residents and potential homebuyers.

You could tell there were experienced "players" in the room with a seemingly endless supply of capital.

Mainly just looking to see if somebody else has bought a fixer upper and done the work themselves and if there was any profit selling it after living in it a couple years (to avoid capital gains) Thanks!

Bringing the monthly payment down to ~$1650-$1700No plan to currently sell for at least the next 3-5 years, since my brother and father will be residing here.Property 3:Single Family Home (Snellville, GA 30078)Given to me by my father after my mother passed (Legally have not taken possession)Anticipated Rent $1500-$1700/MonthPurchased June 1995 for $100KCurrent Equity 100%Current Comps $150,000 to $180,000Anticipated Repairs $20,000 (Should be repaired by end of April)HOA $0My Questions:I know there is a capital gains exemption (250K or less if you're single, which I currently would be classified as) if you live in a property for two years.