Capital gain is the difference between adjusted cost basis and net sales price.To bring you full circle (and risk irritating you a little more by using the word depreciation :) - Depreciation reduces your net income and so your annual income tax. 

They will always get irritated and look at what else is out there. 

As a manager, I had the same experience - tenants would text, email, call, grab me randomly in the hall... if you expect them to fill out a form, you'll just be irritated all the time.Not sure if that's what you meant. 

Any help please.Hi Hanna.I know it's irritating advice, but ask a real estate attorney.

The husband states "we will pay 1600 but these other two will have to come up with the rest cause I ain't paying the rest" and appeared to be irritated .

Does anyone else find it extremely irritating when properties (typically mid-sized to large multifamily lately) are being marketed as "unpriced"? 

@Benjamin Manibog Posts like these end up irritating me, mostly because it creates the illusion that everyone's comments are of equal value.  

Karen Margrave - Totally understand what you're saying and the irritation it may cause.

If you are writing specific copy, such as a letter to landlord doing an eviction, code enforcement lottery winner or maybe a foreclosure "victim," the copy may have irritated this person because it re-ignited the pain of what he/she is going through.

I also thought people would hate this and let me hear about it, but this has not been the case.Those that have just become irritated by this, are well less than 1% of all call backs, including text returns.