The biggest obstacles are widespread shortages and soaring prices for key supplies such as lumber, steel, plastics and medical products, among other things.

You will have a $250k capital gains exemption anyway upon sale ($500k if married). 

Get her medical bills! 

I currently work in the medical field, and I’m ready to gain financial freedom and stop working an 8 to 5. 

I’m two years into real estate and have been killing it but the unknown for the future is what made me apply for a medical sales job.

I’m 26, have my real estate license, and have one rental (with my business partner/aunt) obtained from a deceased family member.This area is centrally located within the metro area, sandwiched in between interstate and major highways, close to Downtown, and multiple entertainment areas, along with a large medical/research sector sitting adjacent.

Hello Chicago Friends-In doing my own due diligence (which involves calling the city ;) I have not gotten a totally clear answer as to whether or not we would qualify for tax exemption with regards to the building materials we purchase.

I would appreciate the opinions from both other experienced syndicators as well as LP's, accredited and sophisticated on the pros and cons on the two main securities exemptions for syndications, 506(b) and 506(c).Gray Capital is considering whether to make the switch to using the 506(c) securities exemptions after using the 506(b) exemptions for the vast majority of our syndicated multifamily deals, although we have co-sponsored several 506(c) offerings. 

We branded the complex The Ypsilanti Towne Center and rented to a janitorial company, a construction company, a church, a hair salon, a medical RNA/CNA training company.

From a medical standpoint that makes sense because when you agitate those surfaces, it would release the lead in the air and expose people around the site.