You control the property with an Option to buy at a future date or event (death) at a set price (could be something like 100 times rent etc..)They still get to pass on to heir who pay no tax then sell to you at a predetermined price and pay no tax.

Depreciation is a tax deduction of your income that is factored from taking the price of the building (not including the land) and dividing it by its predetermined usable life (I think its factored on a 29 year life for residential).

That being said, given the difficulties of investing out-of-state, if you are concerned about a boom (and consequent bust in the future), perhaps instead of diversifying your RE portfolio, you could instead focus on 100% equity in your current portfolio, thus increasing your cash flow, and then cash out at a pre-determined sale point you set for yourself at some point in the near future?

Another option might be splitting profits on the STR with them for a predetermined period of time.

Hello I know that these loans have predetermined payment schedules for every month of the 30 yr note.

Generally, it's determined by looking at average utility costs for the area and the size of the unit.For example, some Housing Authorities might have a predetermined utility allowance based on the number of bedrooms in the unit.

I think Bensonwood is more custom and Blu Homes has predetermined models.

It's an additional coverage on insurance policies and at a pre-determined amount (e.g.

As Samuel Sedore indicated, there are very few Tax Sales, if the property is left owing, the bank or CMHC will take it back, list it for 2-3 month then list with an Predetermined Agent to ensure that the FMV or price is not eroded and the market doesnt take a Hit by having the property dumped or discounted.  

The tenant breaks the lease and the landlord gets a predetermined amount of money for this lease break.