We enjoyed the process, kept our first as a rental and are at a place where we can begin investing and are interested in either a flip to sell or flip to own.It seems like everything in the marketplace is for cash sales and while we have about $30K at our disposal, it seems that this would cover the rehab budget in the deals we have been interested in.

The adjusted basis for you is the basis that you paused depreciating mentioned earlier. 2) When you converted the rented portion to personal use, there is no gain/loss or depreciation recapture, but when you dispose of the property, both depreciation ( before  personal use and after)  will be recaptured.

But this does not help with taxes.https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-se...The other side of the coin is that if your parents go into an old person home some people strategically dispose of all their assets so they become a warden of the State.

Current owner would dispose of the property for actually  owed amount of both loans plus closings costs... so basically they will not see any proceeds and just want to get out from under it. 

In one of ruling  IRS stated that The participants must reserve the right separately to take the property or dispose of their shares but may not jointly sell the property produced. 

Financing, real estate agents, trades people, insurance brokers and lawyers are all professions off the top of my head that you will need at your disposal.

All used tampons, applicators, or wrappers should be disposed of with household waste.

And a 75,000 LOC to tap at my disposal(rest of the equity from SFR)Since closing last week: I got 2 keys. 

Then after the month and notification to old tenant, loaded all into trailer and disposal at landfill.

In Massachusetts, they allow removal by almost anyone as long as they are properly bagged, tagged and disposed of properly. as far as painting is concerned, don't sand or scrape them.