Some smokin' tax advantages to that strategy.........Will this be a live in and then flip house? Some tax advantages to that if you are not already a homeowner. Keep us posted on the progress.
So what is it that has to be done . What is your time frame . Don't be worried if you need to hire out things to meet deadline .kambrooks said:I figured I would start this thread here now. We just purchased a 1700sq. ft. split level home in a nearby suburb. Closing was today. It's not a full gut by any means but does need some considerable work. Should keep me busy for the next couple of months. Wish me luck! :thumbsup:
Major Projects:skillman said:So what is it that has to be done . What is your time frame . Don't be worried if you need to hire out things to meet deadline .
I hear you. Not overly concerned with cracking into this business but obviously don't wanna lose my shirt.ClaytonR said:First one huh? Don't do what I did. I went from "I'm going to make a serious amount of money" to "I'm going to make a decent amount of money" to "well, I'll make something at least, and after all, it is just my first one" to " I hope I break even" to "man, this sucks".... Lol. Don't think it's all that uncommon. If it was easy, everyone would be doing it. Most people are one and done. Not trying to be negative, just saying watch your pennies. Good luck!
Thanks!MarkJames said:Good luck! That's the same as my buddy's house in Langhorne (creek rd.), except he as a front entry garage on the right. Which neighborhood is this one?