Found our last batch on sale at lumber liquidators for less than $2/ ft. 

What if you reinvest the net income from one property into a second property before year end, resulting in a net loss for the year given the high expenditure of an second down payment?

I just sold 4 units to one of my best out-of-state buyers last week

I just got back from the two day seminar in Houston, been wanting to go for years and after losing 17K on my last flip I decided it was time to pay the $750.00 and go. 

The hardwood floor in the living room and bedrooms also appear as different shades/stains.We are not sure whether to just refinish the hardwood floors or replace the hardwood floor with vinyl.Does the (assumed) increased worth of hardwood floors compensate for the (assumed) loss of value due to the mismatched floor styles and materials throughout the home?

Full documentation. 1.Purchase contract, your new fire insurance declarations page, and preliminary title report.  2.Past two years IRS returns 2022 2023 the net income after expenses, with paychecks past 30 days or profit and or loss 2024 year to date3. your bank statements for 2 months showing you have the down payment in your name, 4.

I have a rental property where I didn't live in for the last 10 years.

Is definitely more of a buyer's market now than it ever has been in the last 4 years.

Also, depending on the property, I may be able to provide you with actual profit and loss statements from the sellers so you can plug in exact expenses since, from your screenshots, you are missing a few. 

Last year I took a step back from entrepreneurship and joined a tech startup in the blockchain space.While I am still doing as much research as possible to develop my strategy, my current interest is in purchasing properties to buy and hold.I am also exploring different markets, and so far, what's caught my eye has been Savannah, Georgia, Columbus, Ohio and Chattanooga, Tennessee.I'm looking forward to learning connecting with as many people as possible.In the meantime, send me some tips I won't find in the "Investing in Real Estate 101" books!