If the property was transferred from an entity they control, that can trigger related-party issues 

I would also raise the rent to offset the anticipated cleaning and rehab costs or give notice that any future violation will trigger non-renewal.

Trigger leads - This should be going away soon per federal legislation, but here is what you can do to mitigage it in the meantime:- Do Not Call Registry- OptOutPrescreen.com

Only capital losses, like losses on stock or crypto sales, can offset capital gains.You might consider other options, such as borrowing again a life insurance policy or a securities-backed loan on your current portfolio, to free up funds for a down payment without triggering capital gains.

Heard about pine quite a while ago... sometimes it takes me a while to pull the trigger but finally am on this one.

Hello,My name is Drew, I recently moved to the OKC area (from Tulsa originally), I've been seeing a lot of videos and getting into the wholesaling market, but nervous to pull the trigger and get under contract for the first time...

LLCs can trigger extra costs ($800 per year in California for example), extra hassles (such as a need for a partnership tax return between two spouses in some states), extra paperwork and so on.Here is what one attorney says about LLCs:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/109/topics/1212815-i-ne... 

Quote from @Jaylin Warner: Well I finally did it I pulled the trigger and bought my first duplex.Well I bought it for 205k but in a c- neighborhood , I know that it's not favorable to buying b or a areas but I can't afford that so I had to buy where I could. 

Tax & Legal ConsiderationsDepreciation Recapture & Capital Gains: Since both properties have been held 20+ years, any cash-out won’t trigger capital gains, but if you sell, consider tax implications.LLC / Holding Structure: If you plan to scale, consider holding new properties under an LLC for liability protection.5.

It seems the applicant pool has really dried up, as I usually get 50 requests to view.