With rates finally easing a bit, are you planning to refinance existing properties, buy more, or just wait to see how lenders adjust pricing?

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Or would their tax basis be based on the original purchase price, and not the final fair market value since they both were listed on the deed? 

This Monday, we finally had a qualified tenant apply that checked all the boxes - excellent credit score, clean background, high income-to-rent ratio, and her employer and rental manager had nothing but kind things to say about her.

This means that if you bought a property for $1M in 2025, did a cost segregation study, and found $300K in eligible assets that you could depreciate, you could take 100% of that $300K as bonus depreciation in the first year.You then apply that $300K to the owner’s personal tax rate to find the final amount that you can defer in year 1.For example if your tax rate is 37%, you can defer $111K in taxes.It's one of the best tax deals in the US right now.Yes.

You need to see the full "before and after":The initial purchase price and location.The budgeted rehab vs. the final rehab cost.The original ARV (After Repair Value) estimate.The final appraisal value.The final refinanced loan (what was the LTV, interest rate, and did the investor pull all their cash out?).

Because with judgment liens lasting 20+ years and federal court collection powers, you better not miss.Question: Is your estate plan accounting for potential judgment liens, or are you betting the IRS won't be proactive in the final months before CSED expiration?

Finally he explained that he was completely broke and would not be able to pay back the loan, however, through doing my own research, I have found out that calm investments had sold several properties in the phoenix area after my loan agreement with them came due.

You can also transfer the final report visio completed if you are OK with the $17k value increase. 

I also realize that as someone new to the field, I’m bound to make mistakes along the way.One thing that makes me nervous is not knowing exactly what to do or say when I finally get a “yes” from a seller.