Essentially you just need to wait until a sale date is set and then identify targets then and proceed.

Clue: where was he with this advice before he owned mortgage provider banks and other companies and investments which will benefit from increased home sales?

I am just starting out as a real estate investor in Colorado, I've been focusing on the educating myself currently and it dawned on me that taking some real-estate courses and possibly getting my license may benefit me and if anything give me access to MLS postings and just more knowledge and understanding of real-estate.

When we get those that simply make plugs for thier system or arrangement, state over and over thier implied expertise, contrary to the purpose of the forums, working them for an immdeiate benefit, well, I don't care for that.

In fact, it’s essential to create a cluster of great partnerships among our industry of GC's.

It can be a HUGE benefit at lower incomes.

I do find it perplexing that the presumed assumption is that I'm going to essentially screw my parents over to elevate my personal residence, wallet, ego, whatever . . .

Biggest benefit you have though is that you're in TX which means it takes no time at all for an eviction so worse comes to worse at least it won't be too hard to take possession.P.S.

Therefore, I'm very curious as to what plan he came up with in regards to capital gains as using the S-corp essentially negates that unless you're holding long term and for other reasons.They can look at your other activities and other corporations in an audit, so don't think you're too lucky.J Scott basically repeated everything I've stated in other threads.

I'm estimating a COC of about 21-23%.My thoughts were, at these interest rates (we are locked in at 4.5% for 30 years), it is OK to buy at market value because you are essentially getting loaned money at below market value.About me and my strategy:I'm 28 years old.