They will book the complete cost as an asset.There are some items paid at closing that can be immediately expensed or some items that are part of a 'pre-payment account'(Escrow)2) There are also issues when investors make mortgage payment and bookkeepers will classify 100% of the payment as an expense when it really needs to be broken down into loan paydown, escrow, mortgage interestYou also have many different avenues of business going on - You want to make sure whoever you work with is understanding of the 'class' functionGood luck!

My husband and I just made a trip down and toured a number of what seemed like attractive options, spanning neighborhoods including Avenida Balboa, Costa del Este, and Clayton (among others).

But if young parents were running a humidifier related to an illness, which caused knock-on effects that affected the HVAC, and it cost a service call fee? 

My husband says it is all states plus territories, like Puerto Rica, where we stayed in a 16 bed beautiful home that was totally not built to code.

Some are free to attend for a first time member and then cost a fee to join the club and other events are just free.

Looking to work with a few real estate agents in El Cerrito, CA (Contra Costa/ Alameda Area). 

This is something that is not covered enough and can cost a lot of money if certain laws are broken.

Great market to invest in with the low entry level cost as well.

@Costa DeirSeller:massive reduction in tax hit when sellingreceives 6.5% interest rate for 30 years without any workworst case scenario, I default --> he gets back property with my down payment and payments and can re-sellnice check every month ($1,513 in my case)can sell with no closing costs, agent fees, or lawyer fees (I covered these as our agreement)Buyer:no rules for down payment - for me, I'm only putting down like 8% on a multi family buy and holdI get a cash flowing property with only $20k out of my pocketno PMI if less than 20% down payment (this is huge help to cash flow)**it may not count towards mortgage limit through the eyes of a lender**  --> not sure about this, I'll need to do some research to confirm.

For example, if you are in a heavy bike community, maybe installing bike racks somewhere might bring some character to the property and it doesn't cost a lot.