I feel that this would be a good starting point for myself, i would like to have someone physically walk me through these. 

If you're wanting to exercise a brrrr strategy, I recommend you find the right neighborhoods and mail them every month...

There's also physical damage, wear, short-lifetime assets like asphalt paving, bulbs, paint, etc.

If they are reputable and exercise their duties of Loyalty, Care, Accountability etc. their connections are meaningless.Meaning, they are working for you and should have your best interests in mind.  

But whatever the interval, if you have a large apartment house, this can be time consuming and exhausting physically.

Some of my LOs have escalating prices the further out the exercise happens, but I define the amount.  

My strategy is to keep folding them into each other while maintaining 5-10 physical properties.

Some  are closely aligned to Stocks where you're in and out in a short period of time and most issues are the physical asset itself.

Sure, you could go through the exercise and try to chart out the variables of income, taxes, appreciation, recapture of depreciation at the time of sale, time value of money, length of time holding an asset, etc., and you would get different answers in favor of one kind of money or the other depending on the input variables.... but what does that really tell you?

Hi John,Without really knowing what you are trying to do it is a wasted exercise to discuss which tenants give a corporate guarantee.Pharmacies most have flat rent in the primary term of the lease.