Do you change which purchasing contract you use depending on the seller?

Gas, common electric and water for a 2-unit is going to run you between $200-400/month depending on the heating type, the size of the common areas, amenities (dishwasher, washer/dryer), etc.2) 5% PM fee is not going to happen.

I haven't been on a while although depending on the subject it can be lively.

I don't think $30-40k in cap gains will matter much to you tax bill, depending on your w-2 income.Over the last couple years I have been amazed at how little taxes are a factor when I report $70k in gains/yr or less. 

However, the loan that is signed by you might need to be allocated only to you( depending on your situation).

It depends on the amount of work you need to do to the structure. 

Not sure how things are out there but I️ would only assume that if you restored it right in a historical fashion and marketed the property to a wealthy buyer who appreciates historic homes then possibly could have a massive deal.

(of course those number can change depending on a lot of factors)Good luck to you!

When collecting cashflow and/or proceeds of a sale from an investment property (investment strategy probably doesn't matter) is there a significant difference in dispersing/collecting/receiving/using those funds, depending on how you hold title to the the property? 

@Meagan GauthierIt depends on the laws in Georgia and if the house is paid off or still mortgaged.