My goal is to build up capital for a down payment on a house hack by the time I graduate college and I think this can be an effective way to do that.

The former tenant, let the fridge kind a mess, Ice in the freezer, the bathroom was gross, and left some clothes hangars and small effects behind.

How will that effect my taxes? 

And at the subscription price level ($85/mo for Pro and $200/mo for Advanced) I don't find it very cost effective.

Many LLCs have only one property as an asset and once the asset is sold, the LLC is effectively defunct. 

Common issues include:• Non fire-rated walls between units• Missing fire blocking or separations• Exterior walls that don’t meet current fire-resistance standards• Other fire-safety items inspectors must flagWhen these upgrades come up, the most effective and least disruptive solution is often using fire-proof / intumescent fire-resistant coatings like the FFA product from FireFree Coatings.

Connecting with experienced investors in these markets can give you insights on off-market deals, local rehabs, and effective strategies for scaling your portfolio.

So in effect investors already lost 15-20% of money. 

This is often done by those hoping to get lucky and show that you may not be capable of effectively analyzing the right price 

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