Originally posted by @Matt N.

I've always heard that I should use a corporation to reduce self-employment taxes while doing fix-n-flips.  

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment in Antelope.

Purchase price: $230,000

Cash invested: $50,000

Sale price: $343,000

This home was boarded up by Sacramento county ...

If we can get the true NOI, we need to verify ALL the expenses have be accounted for.Using some some-n-mirror number for a CapRate is deluding yourself and it's far worse than using the 50% rule.Your question is precisely why I wrote the the Great Fallacy to clarify the improper use of the CapRate.

You can use hard money or a N/O/O product to serve your need.

One would be "Owned in a partnership" with Y/N values and the other would be the "Percentage equity" with obviously a percentage.

Hi,I use Nest for my short term rentals, they do a great job once you set up the schedules n you can monitor it from long distance.

You will need to build an additional 35-50% mark up on your rehab costs if you are using a GC.I recommend you reach out to @Harman N.

What LVP and installer are you using for SFH rental in N.

Your risk is relatively low because it’s backed by the property, your workload is low, and you don’t have to be accredited for these short-term investments.Joint Venture PartnershipsIf single-family homes spell B-O-R-I-N-G to you, multifamily or commercial real estate might pique your interest.