The title is a bit open ended, but what I am referring to is the following as mentioned in the BP podcast on many occasions.Browsing unit listings in my target area and cold calling the person that listed the unit when it seems like a self-managed property.  

The tax you are probably referring to is land gains tax.

The ONLY thing people like that respond to is people standing up to them. 

I was thinking the same due to I can just use them when I know that I have a viewing.

You could check with past investors from a certain company you are looking in to. I

I have been doing research/studying and I am interested in investing in properties by using subject to.  Is

I like what you mentioned @Jim Adrian any other people to reach  out to? I

What the average consumer is completely oblivious to is that after 2 yrs of homesteading a property, they generally don't have to pay capital gains tax on their net at closing in home appreciation, from what they bought the property for and what they sell it for in FL.

The more zeros the more options of course.What you really keep circling back to is partnership interests via a tenant in common ownership structure. 

If you really want me to, I can pull up my hud statements and verify, but I think that is a close enough estimate.