This is hilarious.You conveniently omitted property taxes ($237/mo as you stated in an early reply) as well as interest only payments on the HELOC you're using ($27,000 borrowed at 8.5% = $191.25/mo).That's $428.25/mo of expenses you just pretended aren't there. 

When the game couldn't continue, Sief tried really hard to pretend he was also a victim and allured you to sign all kinds of forms to get himself out of it. 

Remove your franchisee tag, or start pretending like these actually belong to you. 

Why don't you pretend to be a tenant and go look at some local S8 properties to see the level of finishes they have?

Pretending those are the only costs, it is about $15K just to buy and sell the home (I know there are maintenance and repairs as well as other costs).

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I don't work in Connecticut enough to know this answer off-hand but a large majority of states that opt-out of bonus depreciation effectively pretend it doesn't exist.

There are a lot of people in this note investing business who pretend to be experts. 

@Nick WehrleyTalk to your cpa - it may matter if it’s a single member LLC or multi member etc as well as if you were taking depreciation on it and how have you treated it tax wise in the pastNot a cpa nor pretend to be one but a lot of unknowns that you should review with your accountant

if only Zillow had a "buy profitable property" feature.and that would be way better than buying a 'turnkey' in the midwest, 'cash flowing' $37 a month, and pretending you don't have any capex because rent is monthly and capex is irregular.