I will say the rental portions are only subject to recapture and not to capital gains as it is within that same building.

Always put the offer subject to approval by your financial partner.  

If you want to ask that in a separate post use the appropriate terms in the subject lines and you should be able to get some good responses.

I don't know how detailed it will be without a subject property but it would at least let your investor know what you are targeting and what you're not.

You will be subject to more stringent underwriting which will result in more cash down, higher rates, higher fees, etc.

In looking at Amazon searching for specific books on pre-forclosures and Subject To, most are written 10 plus yrs ago.

In other words, Grant and 30th St will have more similarities to the subject than 37th & Jefferson, for example.  

If this is something that someone is interested in or if you know someone that I could contact to get further information on  this subject please inform me in your replies. 

This term is somewhat subjective but typically this means they want to see the home has walls up, outside finished, etc.  

When an IRA that uses a non-recourse loan invests in real estate, it will trigger unrelated debt financed income; as a result, it may be best to perform such transaction under a solo 401k plan because a solo 401k generally is not subject to UDFI.