I've also been remiss in not raising rent for 3 years because I'd prefer to keep the tenant rather than have turnover.  

Furthermore, I often find it's much easier to convince buyers to sign with me than sellers by telling them that classic line: "Oh, did I mention that my services to you are free?"

. , To simply answer your question:1) You do not have to worry about the depreciation for 2017 since the property will not be placed in service in 2017.

v=tU_rXk2uRLc) if you want to check it out.And, if you are going to raise money from others, you will want to make sure you understand the legal aspects.

If you're looking for a turnkey (lower-case t, as in tenant-ready but not sold by a full-service Turnkey provider) then there are tons of red flags here.

I've worked with Jim in the past and I'd planned to use his services, but he's on vacation until March 3rd.

Also, there are a lot of great services that you can use to send out folks to do inspections on your behalf.

I currently run a service business locally (UpTown Detailing, you may have even seen our trucks around at times) but I am looking to transition out of it. 

The PM should understand what level of service you need and meet you there.

Price 175000 Gross rent 26100 Insurance  3156 Taxes 2535.96 CapEx + Maint (10%) 2610 Vacantcy (5%) 1305 Utils 6300 Mgmt 1827 Yearly Expenses 17733.96 Yearly Net 8366.04 CoC Return (no debt) 0.0478059428571429 Debt service 11700 CoC + Debt -0.095256 Rent per door -92.61