If that won't suck the profit out of a deal, I don't know what will!

It is just simply too expensive and will suck a large part of the profit out of every deal (especially rentals).

i am looking to set up an LLC owned by my Roth IRA. i would like to find someone who can give me a legal opinion on having debt within the LLC, without having to pay taxes on profit, and compensation within the LLC.thanksjim

You get a $3000 non-refundable down payment, $200 Month Positive cashflow (on property you don't own), and roughly $20k profit at the closing table (if both parties exercise the option.

.: 0 Building Frontage: 17.83ft Building Depth: 40.00ftConstruction Type: BrickNeighborhood Type: Residential Year Built: 1901 what I want to do is a double escrow or assign to another investor so I can make a quick profit.

When you sell your primary residence, you can make up to $250,000 in profit if you're a single owner, twice that if you're married, and not owe any capital gains taxes.

Some companies will pay a small amount of interest on the cash account, but the interest rate on the investment is determined by your abilities to find undervalued properties, sell at a profit and possibly hold the note in the account if you the buyer can't obtain financing elsewhere.

guid=%7B30B54985%2D2189%2D4AE9%2DB8E5%2DECF89F6095F3%7DI do agree that a mix of both cash flow and a good market is the key to maximizing profit in the long run, and there are probably many good points in that guys book.

I just received an email from yet another investor just waiting for me to assign my contracts....now I just need to find a profitable house already!!

In the height of the rush, I think it was a very viable profit venture, but with the market how it is right now and with things only looking like they are going to get worse, I would personally steer clear of speculative investing based on appreciation or new construction.