$350k down/$1.1mm profit before taxes; $350k/$$1.7mm; $1mm/$1.2mm; $250k/$1.1mm.  2-year turnarounds, really 1 year, but an extra year to get Captial Gains tax treatment if you sale.  

My tenants are all up to date on rent, the current project I’m working on is a va construction loan funded so this hasn’t effected the project, tenant called me for some sort of bugs and 50 dollars worth of Home Depot esq bug treatment seems to have solved the problem!

In low cost western markets with tax friendly treatment, moderate climate and high rents, expense ratio can be as low as 35%.

The lady from customer service was helpful though, she could not be more agreed with my mis-treatment, she end up given me the " one on one coach training up to a year for free" as she said this service will cost $15,000 too! 

You should always get stellar treatment from your realtor but once you start buying additional properties then they really begins to give you 5 star service!

., and I are pointing to is the income tax treatment treatment of contributing potentially appreciated property (in relation to adjusted tax basis) to an S Corp. 

Economy goes mostly on hold until treatments and eventually vaccines become online.

Whether it be sand, a rusting water tank, stuff missed by the water treatment plant, ect.

Don't completely waive it forever because that could lead to discrimination cases.Never give special treatment to any tenants.

Originally posted by : @Ashish AcharyaBottomline: Tax/P&L  treatment is different compared to the numbers when you analyze the deal.Although you are treating the closing cost as an initial investment(same as equity), for the P&L purpose and eventually tax purpose, you get to deduct some of the closing cost, such as insurance and taxes, and some get added to the basis of the property.Yup, that makes sense.... treat it as upfront for analyzing the deal/RIO, and in the P&L/taxes.