After spending the last four years studying real estate crowdfunding, as well as successfully launching a real estate crowdfunding site in 2016, I have divided the real estate crowdfunding landscape into three main types1.

@Matt Said, There will be some accountant calculation needed but you should be able to pull out your original primary residence capital allocation and profit from the primary residence side tax free.The allocation for the investment side is subject to 1031 regs which are a little different. 

That would be 3.6% more than what my money is gaining while sitting in my bank account.

Account Closed make sure to fix the legs to the ground with concrete. i had one stole in B type area. but that was before i fenced the back yard.

All of these choices will affect your monthly cash flow so need to be taken into account. 

It is good discussion point as....There are lot of different study in market...Following studies suggest LV and Dallas are great investment market...10 U.S.

.$500,000 Value requires $150,000 + $22,000 Closing Cost so total of $172,000 Down + %5.4 APR 5 ARM + 24 months payments needs to be in the bank account which is approx $73,000At the end of the 5 years, the mortgage will be something around $322,000 so with the appreciation etc if we sell the house around $600,000 which - $172,000 - 322,000 = $106,000 NET max return.But if we go all cash , he can make Approx $225,000 ( total rental income + average appreciation)Or If we do All Renovation + All Cash deal =$550,000 investment in 5-year approx profit will be around $300,000If you'd have the All Cash Funds and if you would locate overseas so you don't have time but you also want to make profit , what would you do in this situation?

We put $11,000 into our business checking account to start up, and fund part of the rehab.

I work full time as an analyst in Atlanta, but have a background in finance and briefly studied real estate investing in college and would really love to get started on the side. 

We currently live frugally, have no debt, have built up our savings account and now we need to put it to work for us.I have some accidental experience with rental properties that weren't purchase as investments.