Anyone has recommendation of a cost-effective structural engineering company that handles residential inspections without being too expensive?

Unfortunately from what I have seen as we age the Dunning-Kruger effect seems to increase exponentially. 

It is cost effective.

You need to be financially stable to do these and it's an effective way to add to your investing.I allocate $25,000 per property.

The buyer receives the dead and becomes the legal owner, but the original mortgage (in the seller's name) stays in effect.

It sounds like you’ve got a great mix of curiosity and motivation - perfect for starting in real estate.

Some other markets will see effects in different stages.

This recapture effectively reduces the property's adjusted basis, increasing the taxable gain on sale.Proper planning and tax strategy are essential to balance the upfront benefits with the potential tax implications at disposition.

Real estate has proven over time to be a great path to wealth; singles, doubles, multi, or commercial--buy it right, manage it effectively, and over time it will more than keep up with inflation.  

I was surprised by the examples you provided still show allowing it on carryover basis - because to me I always read it as because part of the basis is effectively from an asset you've used before- regardless of if the replacement asset is brand new or not, that portion of basis wouldn't qualify.