As I recall, if you took out, say $50K, then the allocation of the two properties is $220K and $80K.Now, figuring out these 1031's can get complex as most of the course I took involves doing series 1031's where you trade a property in a 1031, to another one some years later in another 1031, and so forth, and then another one, where you actually own one physical building but on your books, can be several, each with it's own depreciation schedule on it's final sale, can have two or more separate depreciation recaptures calculated.

If I were asking you in person, I would have physically air-quoted the word indicators lol.

Great job 809 credit score. 12 hits on criminal record the worst being battery with intent to cause physical harm (3 counts total) and Burglary of a Dwelling.

We have to physically go into a bank for the deposit since it's easy to blow past the number of check limits and/or the dollar amount limits.In our case, we're doing commercial real estate so the check values are high per month.I would love to ask our customers to do ACH / direct deposit, but they're not always amenable to that. 

You also don’t have to deal with physical copies. 

It's location can be important, near a highway is the best.The physical appearance of the common areas is important and have the property lighting for its residents. 

You sign a P/S, and what makes that document binding is when you place the deposit in conjunction with the physical paperwork.  

Can anyone give me tips to avoid physical altercations at my units geared towards low-income tenants? 

I don’t think I can get city inspectors in before the end of my physical inspection period.

As far as analyzing deals, do you think that just constantly running the numbers and physically analyzing it would do the trick?