However, the outline below is fairly standard across most business plans.Executive Summary (Objective, mission, keys to success, etc.)Company Summary (Goals, operations, ownership & personnel experience, etc.)Market Analysis & Strategy (Approach for finding deals, investment strategy, etc.)Financial Plan (Startup costs, leverage, reserves, etc.)Exit Strategy (Timeline or milestones for exiting or refinancing investments)

NYC doesn't work off of a standard MLS system, it is much different.

The trailers in the Mobile Home Park (MHP) will likely be treated as personal property and can be depreciated over a shorter schedule, typically 5 or 7 years, rather than the standard 27.5-year depreciation used for residential real estate.

I like the City of Colusa a lot its a tidy little town  very much under the radar ( for CA standards)  I thought you might have been over in Olivehurst or one of those rougher little towns. 

Denying Based on Court RecordsYes, you can generally deny an applicant based on publicly available court records, such as evictions, judgments, or warrants in debt, as long as the information is accurate and you apply this standard consistently to all applicants.

Are there any tried and true/ industry standard sites, forums, etc. where those looking to avoid capital gains look for investment properties?  

Even if you can't get the 100% of purchase + 100% of rehab though, you could still be looking at only needing to cover 5%, 10%, or 15% of the purchase with seller financing as opposed to the more standard 20% down on a DSCR loan.

This is standard information that we ask all hearing potential witnesses to provide.

The tax law does NOT define specific requirements or standards for cost segregation studies, and neither does the IRS.

If you took the hit and lost money on this one tenant, by what standard would you refuse to do so to other tenants in comparable situations in the future?